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ScriptDb – a NoSQL style database that lets you store and query data that doesn’t have a fixed schema (doesn’t have a fixed number of values or may have nested data).

HTMLService – lets you publish content generated by Apps Script which will be interpreted by other web services/tools as html which can include custom CSS and client-side JavaScript (including importing existing libraries/code like jQuery).

ContentService – lets you publish content generated by App Script which will be interpreted by other web services/tools as atom, rss, json, text or xml.

Recent announcement Managed Libraries and Versioning – this lets you control a master script which you can maintain and bug fixes, new features can be used by anyone using the library (before if you created a script in a spreadsheet and someone made a copy the script became orphaned so the only way you could receive updates was making a fresh copy or manually replacing the existing code).

There were (by my count) four new features of Apps Script announced outlined below, I’m throwing in one more old announcement, which I’ll share my notes on in this post: Given there were three separate sessions on Apps Script at #io12 announcing a number of new features including the launch of I’d say for now things are looking very healthy. One of the main questions I get from people interested in using Apps Script is how stable/sustainable the platform is. Instead I’m going to focus on the sessions around Google Apps Script (which I occasionally write about anyway s).

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This is my last post of notes from Google I/O 2012, so I won’t get to mention that Google Docs has offline editing, Google Drive not only can ocr your pdfs to make them searchable but can also recognise what’s in the images, Google Compute Engine or various Chrome improvements.

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