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Victoria Lo
A nerd in books, tea, games and software.
Developers commonly use SQL or NoSQL databases to store and organize data. But do you know that there's a more lightweight, flexible and intuitive alternative? It's called a spreadsheet, a very familiar type of document for most people. In this begin...
Lauren Lucero
software developer, yoga practitioner, lifelong learner, teacher, human, being (ella/her)
Thank you for another fun-to-follow project! Should the Sheet Id be in a dotenv file?
Yes Lauren Lucero! Great catch. Well, if it's just for a private side project then it's okay to leave it there but on a public repo, I do recommend storing the credentials somewhere secure 🤗
Mario Gordon
Software Developer and Data Analyst
Great project, thanks for sharing it!
My pleasure! 🤗
Edidiong Asikpo (Didi)
Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs
Wow! I didn't know this was possible. Thanks for sharing, Victoria Lo.
My pleasure :)
Favourite Jome
Software Engineer @bug0
Wonderful that google sheet could serve as a database.
I'll like to ask, could you also use Microsoft Access? I know its serve as a database too but I haven't used it before.
Thanks for reading! Sorry, I also never used Microsoft Access before 😅
Siddharth Chandra
Senior Software Engineer
Bookmarked!
Yay! Thanks 👍
Lauren Lucero
software developer, yoga practitioner, lifelong learner, teacher, human, being (ella/her)
Thank you for another fun-to-follow project! Should the Sheet Id be in a dotenv file?