Good video, would appreciate more if we can get a little more background on the options we are selected so that we can choose the right one that suits our project
I am having error message "RefreshError: ('No access token in response.', {'id_token': ... " when I am trying to create my first google sheet as per your steps, can you suggest resource to go and solve this?
how to rewrite the data? because, after the first creation of a table and writing data, the table is closed, and it can no longer be connected to it again. is there such a video?
Hello Frank It is safe when you store your json in code and in your file. Is safe to share the applicatin (exe) with end users? If not what is the safe way to do that?
I could be wrong, but I was thinking that this would be for you only, if you wanted to deploy to your server running python. You could have a front end that many people use, but it still talks to the Python backend that you control and only you have access to. So, the secret stuff is under your control. If you want to share the whole application, front end and the back end, then you would have to remove the secret stuff and show the user a tutorial on how to get their own API access and create their own json file on their server.
What an excellent tutorial this is, thanks!
Good video, would appreciate more if we can get a little more background on the options we are selected so that we can choose the right one that suits our project
I’ll keep this in mind for future videos
I am having error message "RefreshError: ('No access token in response.', {'id_token': ... " when I am trying to create my first google sheet as per your steps, can you suggest resource to go and solve this?
how to rewrite the data? because, after the first creation of a table and writing data, the table is closed, and it can no longer be connected to it again. is there such a video?
Very nice. Thank You.
Thank you very very very Much.
Было очень полезно!
Спасибо!
What program are you using for the Jason files?
To read the JSON file I use the same IDE I use to write code in Python: Pycharm
Hello Frank
It is safe when you store your json in code and in your file. Is safe to share the applicatin (exe) with end users?
If not what is the safe way to do that?
i was thinking about this too. i tried using github secrets nut seems doesnt work on me
I could be wrong, but I was thinking that this would be for you only, if you wanted to deploy to your server running python. You could have a front end that many people use, but it still talks to the Python backend that you control and only you have access to. So, the secret stuff is under your control.
If you want to share the whole application, front end and the back end, then you would have to remove the secret stuff and show the user a tutorial on how to get their own API access and create their own json file on their server.
pycharm throws an error with this code, as the 'df.values.tolist()' should be also a two-dimensional list. it should be [df.values.tolist()]