For our next Retool Developer Community challenge, we’ll set up a few tasks for you to complete and share your results with the community! If you’re a seasoned Retool user, this is your chance to wow your fellow builders with how cleverly and uniquely you use the product. Like buzzer beaters raining down from the logo, we know you are using Retool in ways that are truly amazing! If you are new to Retool, this is your chance to explore some different areas of the product that you might not have used before and build up your technical skills. Caitlin Clark wouldn’t be the NCAA all-time scoring leader without learning how to do a simple lay-up first!
How it works:
Each Monday during the month of March we’ll post a skills challenge for the week. Complete the challenge during that week, and share your results on the Forum!
Every task will come with its own special badge for your Forum profile which will be revealed at the beginning of each week. Collect 1 or collect them all! All submissions that meet the challenge submission criteria are accepted! Whether you are a top-seeded conference champ, or trying to make your Cinderella story come true, at the end of the month you’ll all be winners in our book!!
What to share:
In order to receive the weekly badge for your submission, please share a walkthrough with screenshots detailing how you completed the task in the Community Show & Tell
category. Reference the specific resources/services you’re using, with relevant links to docs, etc. This will all help other users follow along and learn a thing or two going forward!
Importantly, we also want to learn about the Use Case and Business Value that your completed task solves. Other builders are most certainly facing the same issues, and your solution can be an inspiration to many!
Be sure to tag your post with retool-madness
so we can track, highlight, and share your posts with everyone!
If you are looking for guidance with the challenge for the week, stop by our office hours and we can help out!
Week 1: Swish –
We’re kicking this challenge off today! So here’s your task for the week. Complete this and share your results in Community Show & Tell with the retool-madness
tag to earn the Swish badge!
Trigger a workflow from inside an app, manipulate the data in some meaningful way, and return results back into the app itself.
Workflows can be a great way to have some longer processes run in the background, and with the response block, that data can be returned for use in the app! Looking forward to seeing all the cool ways you are sending and receiving data back and forth from app to workflow and vice versa!