Google Spreadsheet API Apps Script and JavaScript by Laurence Svekis

Google Spreadsheet API Apps Script and JavaScript by Laurence Svekis

Course Detail

Salepage: Google Spreadsheet API Apps Script and JavaScript by Laurence Svekis

What you’ll discover

How to use JSON, AJAX, and JavaScript

How to set up a web app with Google Apps Script

Learn how to set up a straightforward application that can output the content of your spreadsheets as JSON data for usage inside your webpages. You may build up a web app URL that can accept GET and POST queries using Google Apps Script. You may configure the GET requests to return spreadsheet object data as JSON.

Also look at ways to feed data from your website to your spreadsheet as input. You may receive data requests using the Google Apps Script POST web app and add them to your Spreadsheet.

You’ll be astounded at how simple it may be to put up such a potent program.

In order to get you started fast, source code is provided.

Course Contents

Guidelines for using a web editor to write Google Apps Script

Bound script setup for spreadsheet data

making a web application

Spreadsheet data output in web app format as JSON

Connecting to an API web app endpoint using get to retrieve JSON data

JavaScript to iterate over JSON JavaScript Object content

Using the document object to produce items

styling and web application debugging

taught by a web development expert with more than 20 years of expertise who is eager to aid in your education.

You have nothing to lose, so make your own app RIGHT NOW.

435 MB in size

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