🧰 Use Clasp (Command Line Apps Script Projects) for Apps Script development#19
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I wanted to share some exciting news regarding our Apps Script development. We have used Clasp (Command Line Apps Script Projects), which brings a whole new level of efficiency and flexibility to our development process.
By integrating with Google Sheet using Clasp, we have unlocked a range of benefits for our Apps Script development. This integration allows us to leverage the power of command line tools, enabling faster development cycles, better collaboration, and improved version control.
You can learn more about Clasp on: