

The dashboard app will display basic business information, like the number of orders received, the customers who created the orders, and the quantity of items requested. You can also check out the live demo or see a video of what it will look like in action. The image below shows you the final result.

You’ll also use Cube’s segments feature to create a simple filter that will dynamically reload data from the REST API. In this tutorial, you will build a simple metrics dashboard for displaying data extracted from a business database using Bubble, Cube, and PostgreSQL as the database. Founded in 2012, it’s grown to have one of the broadest offerings in terms of functionality and offers application templates, a custom data layer that can be exposed as an API, authentication and authorization flows, responsive applications, form handling, internal workflows, and a large plug-in marketplace that extends the platform into an entire ecosystem. Implementing a Bubble Dashboard with Cubeīubble is one of the oldest and most comprehensive low-code app-building platforms on the market.Building a Bubble Dashboard with Cube February 18, 2022ĭata Architect, Software Developer Table of Contents
