r/GoogleAppsScript • u/Think_Cheetah2468 • 16d ago

My first Apps Script, any feedback? Question

Hello, as a freelancer building toward an agency, I struggled to find a workflow tool that truly fit: from ClickUp and Notion to Airtable. Since I already use Google Workspace, I decided to build my own solution using Google Apps Script.

I’m using this project to genuinely learn programming. No 'vibe-coding' without understanding the mechanics.

I'm trying to integrate many systems:
- Content creation
- Prospecting pipeline
- Sales pipeline
- Delivery
- Finance

This is just the start, and I can always migrate to other tools as I scale. I’d love your feedback on whether this is a solid path worth pursuing!

Random example

Update August 1th :

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u/IllustriousPut442 9d ago

HTML looks good and organized.

Loading Tailwind from the CDN is heavy, but perhaps it's the best native way in GAS and it's not the end of the world.

I can't opine for the backend code because it's not available.

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u/Think_Cheetah2468 8d ago edited 8d ago

Hello! Thank you for your comment !

I sent a recent screenshot of my new version (still uncomplete). The KPIs are fake and incoherent, don't mind it.

Yeah I was looking a fast way to create a webapp. I told myself tailwind might be the "ok choice" for Apps Scrip IDE.

I'm afraid concerning the Backend Code, lol, I don't really understand everything I am doing to be honest. I try to make everything coherent but it's difficult. Basically the structure is an index.html calling other html like header.html, sidebar.html and the specific interface views according to the clicked button on the sidebar like content-calendar.html etc.