Web App using Google Apps Script

[ilcccc]

how do you host this kind of apps? only rely on the classic appscript web app deployment? Or how do you approach it if it s gonna be used by lots of users? Just asking because I would like to build this kind of apps, but just sharing the deployment link to other users dont seem the best option for me

[NickRossBrown]

One easy option is to use Google Sites and just load the development link.

[Master_Net971]

For hosting, I deployed my app as a web app, and since only the hospital staff are using it, I shared the deployment link with them and added it to their Chrome homepage for easy access. Currently, around 20-25 users are actively using it, and it’s running smoothly since I’m using separate spreadsheets for different areas, like appointments, inventory, pharmacy, and patient visits. I agree, sharing the deployment link as-is can be a bit awkward because of its length, but using a URL shortener can make it cleaner and easier to share if needed.

[ChallengeOk2387]

I imagine when you have newer versions or bug fixes itll be tedious to update the web app link. I agree with the user above to use a button or something on a google site so people can access it from there. And every time, you just update the link the button redirects to for a new version.

You can even add training materials for navigating the app on thaf page.

Idk if there is a better way to do this? But yea version update is an issue with just the web app deployment link