Folders - Episode 10.2 | Apps Script ~ Drive Service

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Hey Coders! The benefit of using a file storage system like Google Drive is the ability to organize your data into partitioned, easy-to-navigate folders. Folders are nothing more than containers for your files, and their functionality reflects almost identically to the directories on your local laptop. In this video, we'll learn how to create, access, and modify metadata associated with your folders for greater structure and control of your files.
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Комментарии • 2

  • @SolutionsByPVV
    @SolutionsByPVV Год назад

    Your videos, very helpful, David! Thank you!

  • @sergejlust7927
    @sergejlust7927 2 года назад

    Most sources on that topic are depricated, so that video helped me a great deal, thanks a lot.
    Do you have an udemy course or something on the apps script topic? Would be nice to have one source to look up instead of checking if a stackoverflow contribution is up to date or not.