I searched a bit around, it's called sheet2api. It is really awesome. Awesome tool, and I will certainly use it for other stuff.

You're right tbf, I think it's a cool feature but perhaps I'm not the target audience as I wouldn't use this. I suggested API to render in html as I've seen other adjacent startups do it, like sheet2api.com for example have an api plugin. If you have some users already, definitely better idea to listen to their needs. I'd be keen to learn your approach to getting users

Sheet2API took literally 3 minutes to setup and get going. It instantly gave us an API interface to share data with our partners with zero development overhead.

@MiguelSarenas I actually have used a CSV for a database - in fact, you can use Google Sheets (I like sheet2api.com) to turn it into a JSON API. Makes getting a prototype up and running easy, although maybe not ideal for production sites.

@Nicowcbg @bubble There's also @sheet2api you can read and write through an API and they have a plugin

Si alguno esta sufriendo como yo, aca una alternativa que me dio resultado: sheet2api.com

Yesterday, I used FETCH for the first time. Today, I created a tutoring sign-up form for my fellow students using a Google sheets API (@sheet2api). As my confidence grows, I keep falling more and more in love with #JavaScript. #100DaysOfCode

sheet2api @sheet2api is APIs made form Google Sheets or Excel Online spreadsheets. Build a CMS, capture form submissions, etc., with only a spreadsheet for a database.

@mattbiehl Nice tutorial! @richardARPANET provides this as a service with #sheet2api Google Sheets can even be used as a site builder like Liist.io

Oooooo this looks cool. #NoCode sheet2api.com/documentation