This is a big advantage. Especially for smaller personal projects. I'm tracking various things I eat and do each day (exercise, art, read, etc.) as well as how I'm feeling (energy levels, sleep quality, etc.) in google spreadsheet. Sheets is great because I can edit from any device anywhere I am.

I like looking at simple things like time series' of what I'm doing, eating, and how I'm feeling and then exploring correlations, and regression betas/t-stats. Stuff that's just a little bit to onerous to do exclusively in sheets. At the moment, I have to download the spreadsheet then open with pandas in a jupyter notebook and then run everything. I'm definitely going to use the python api from now on - thanks a lot for writing this!

Next step is a simple python-based web dashboard to view all the results - but keep sheets for CUD instead of having to build a custom one and use sql/sqlite.

This really is super helpful - thanks again!

This is one of the reasons why I liked working with Parse; the data browser was very handy. This seems like a great alternative.

For free ? Where would the python code run ?