There is a lot of documentation about using REST with google drive APIs, but not much for using C# and service accounts to get that data. We’re going to try to keep some samples of queries and document some of the issues we ran into and how we overcame them.

More and more often, we’ve been required to put together mobile apps for field engineers linking to the internal project management systems. Due to our experience with web development, and our investment in learning Angular and converting many old clients systems to Angular, we started developing in Ionic. It’s time to try something new

With database applications that will be used on mobile devices, you need to program for failure. However, with Angular, you have a better option than just telling the user they’re out of range. We save the commands in a queue that will automatically run when the connection is back up. Here’s how to do it.