Google Sheets as a JSON Endpoint

[Uncle Gizmo]

How to use Google Sheets as a JSON Endpoint​

With this guide, you'll be able to:

1. Create a spreadsheet in Google Spreadsheets.
2. Publish the spreadsheet to the web.
3. Generate a JSON endpoint.
4. Open the spreadsheet for public collaboration.
5. Pass the JSON endpoint to your back-end developer.

 

[jdraw]

Do you have (or plan) a video on this??

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

Do you have (or plan) a video on this??

No it's not mine Jack, it's a Blog by Clark Jason Ngo more, and some very interesting ones HERE:-

Clark Jason Ngo - freeCodeCamp.org

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www.freecodecamp.org

Would you prefer a Video? Mind you, it's not an area I've thought about getting into, JSON and Google sheets, there's plenty of good stuff out there already.

 

[jdraw]

Tony,
I don't use Google sheets. I was just commenting based on your post. You have lots of videos on various topics and it was more of a suggestion based on your "guide" points.

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

I was just commenting based on your post

Ah! I'm with you now.

As you have probably guessed, I love creating these videos. Unfortunately I have less and less time lately to indulge in my hobby, I suppose you could call it.

I'm currently remodeling the kitchen, (nearly finished, thank goodness) my next project is taking down, and putting up a greenhouse, which is proving difficult to organise because I can't get any labour, due to the covid restrictions.

I would like nothing better than to elevate my experience in creating videos into something more profitable.

It's finding the right subject which is the key, and indeed I think there might be some mileage in creating Google sheet videos, so you are a suggestion is right on the nail!