grunt-gss-to-json

Google Spreadsheets and Python | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13668916 (2017Feb:140comments) ・SQL into Sheets - http://pastebin.com/ACwqc5um ・LibreOffice Calc server - https://github.com/robsco-git/spreadsheet_server ・Sheets API (JS) - http://chriszarate.github.io/sheetrock/ | https://github.com/theoephraim/node-google-spreadsheet ・Grunt / Jekyll - https://github.com/stpe/grunt-gss-to-json ・simple read-only (JS) - https://github.com/franciscop/drive-db | https://github.com/digplan/gsheet-web ・auth proxy (Golang) - https://github.com/VLO-GDA/server-app

In a project I worked on the implementation of a very complex form (insurance company) with lots of conditions. Given the number of stakeholders and people involved having a say (legal, product owner, sales people, customer care, copywriter, etc) normal iteration (gathering feedback => implement => deploy => repeat) would simply take too long. I very successfully used Google Spreadheets as a backend for this. Putting all text and the conditional logic in the spreadsheet, and allowing the form to be built as a web page based on the Google Spreadsheet data for instant preview. This allowed the different members in the project to even work in parallel (thanks to collaboration features) with stakeholders - and implementing the feedback immediately themselves DURING the meeting - to see if the results was what they expected. I wrote a small bl