At this year’s Google Cloud Next I co-presented a session entitled “How to grow a spreadsheet into an application,” where the thesis was that it’s OK to start with a spreadsheet and layer on additional technologies as you gain adoption and your requirements change. However that doesn’t mean that Sheets is always a great choice for storing your application’s data, and in this post I’ll explore some of the signals that you should be looking into other database options. Sheets are for people!
Source: Why you shouldn’t use Google Sheets as a database – Eric Koleda – Medium
Building an integration between Slack, greenhouse recruiting software, and Apps Script to automatically update your employees when new internal jobs are open.
How to use Google Drive API for Team Drive in Apps Script with specific focus for Administrator of G Suite domain to list Team Drive, view Sharing Settings and more
Since this year (2019) Google will have more strict policy regarding the Gmail scope. If in the past for sending notifications we were used to request the Send Email scope to user, now it is less comprehensible and on Google side you will have to provided lot of more details and your application can be rejected. So it become time for thinking to send email as the application and not as the user. Say Hello to RelayApp service
Awesome Table has recently joined the very exclusive club of apps that have reached the 10M user milestone on the G Suite Marketplace, like Lucidchart. Perfect time to give a bit more visibility on this number of users and follow-up on my article Add-ons and the Google Apps Marketplace from 2016.