Then, look at this one for loading images back. This tutorial uses cloud db but process will be the same for firebase: th-cam.com/video/8x5ieZQtGGI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=try0t2zWQWwgO5T8
May I ask how come you did not use the Spreadsheet component that is in the Storage section? Having that built in now seems like a more efficient way of doing it.
The speadsheet component requires making a Google developer account, enabling the Sheets API in the Google Cloud Console, creating credentials, downloading JSON files, and linking them in App Inventor. This setup is more complex than using Apps Script. Hence, I went for the app script approach. I do plan to cover the spreadsheet component at some later time but I thought that I should start with the web app first as viewers are already familiar with it (I have used it for uploading files to Google Drive too)
Two different platforms but generally AppSheet is great for quick, no-code apps with Google Sheets ideal for business or data driven tasks. MIT App Inventor is better for learning and custom app building where you want more control.
Keep sharing 👍🏻
Thank you 😊
Amazing tutorial ❤ keep sharing
Glad you liked it!
Really helpful in learning. Easily understandable directions. Thanks for all the appropriate details
Glad to help! 😉
This tutorial will be very helpful.. Keep sharing
Thank you for the encouragement, I'll keep sharing 😊
That's of great help for MIT app learners 👍
Glad you think so!
This tutorial has inspired me to explore more possibilities with MIT App Inventor!
Glad I could help!
Amazing video 👍 thanks for sharing it 😊
Most welcome 😊
Most welcome 😊
Amazing content, thanks for sharing in such detail
Most welcome 😊
Glad you shared such detailed helpful tutorial. It's interesting to learn with you
My pleasure! 😊
I never thought I could manage Google Sheets from an app-this opened new possibilities! 🌟
Nice sharing ...
It can do so much more than you might think! 😁
@@ObsidianSoftEducation Wow that's super awesome!
Very detailed tutorial thanks for sharing can't wait for part 2
Thank you :)
Wow amazing tutorial
Thanks for watching 😊
This is an amazing tutorial
Thanks :)
Cant wait for part 2, your videos are so helpful.
Thanks :). I will publish part 2 soon.
Incredible work
Thank you :)
Wow amazing video
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Will you please Make a tutorial on How to upload images or audio file to Firebase storage and Retrieve them in application 🙏 please
Have a look at this one for uploading images to firebase: th-cam.com/video/QCDcktIN4Ck/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pu4zF3kKRpoHIW-T
Then, look at this one for loading images back. This tutorial uses cloud db but process will be the same for firebase: th-cam.com/video/8x5ieZQtGGI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=try0t2zWQWwgO5T8
For audio files, my uploading files to Google drive tutorial might help. You can search for it on my channel.
First thank you for a great tutorial..... Last week I wished for this ...and here u are with the tutorial... Angels are listening...😜...Thank you
Glad it was helpful! You will have to wait a bit for the tutorial to be completed though I will try to publish the written version soon.
Amazing video. Please make some videos related to Adobe also.
I will try my best
May I ask how come you did not use the Spreadsheet component that is in the Storage section? Having that built in now seems like a more efficient way of doing it.
The speadsheet component requires making a Google developer account, enabling the Sheets API in the Google Cloud Console, creating credentials, downloading JSON files, and linking them in App Inventor. This setup is more complex than using Apps Script. Hence, I went for the app script approach. I do plan to cover the spreadsheet component at some later time but I thought that I should start with the web app first as viewers are already familiar with it (I have used it for uploading files to Google Drive too)
@@ObsidianSoftEducation Ok I see, that makes alot of sense, thanks!
How about Appsheet. Is it better in what cases?
Two different platforms but generally AppSheet is great for quick, no-code apps with Google Sheets ideal for business or data driven tasks. MIT App Inventor is better for learning and custom app building where you want more control.
Make one time login system in Spreadsheet. If possible
Do you mean login and register new users using Spreadsheet instead of CloudDB or FirebaseDB?