Online Google Maps Scraper is a cloud-based tool that extracts business data from Google Maps by keyword and location, allowing users to save results and export to CSV, Excel, or JSON formats without browser extensions or manual copying.
A Python developer discusses three proposed PEPs (842, 843, 844) introducing mechanisms to explicitly mark public versus private names in Python modules, addressing frustrations with ambiguous API visibility and __all__ maintenance. PEP 842 (withdrawn) and 843 suggest an 'export' keyword, while PEP 844 proposes decorators from the atpublic library.
Swarm is an offline macOS family tree app that builds, visualizes, and exports genealogy data in GEDCOM format without cloud storage, accounts, or telemetry. It features advanced kinship terminology for English and Russian, offline place search, PDF export, and native Swift implementation with support for photos and attachments.
In 1833, Frederic Tudor shipped natural ice from Boston to Calcutta, proving that ice could survive long tropical voyages and be commercially viable. This successful shipment transformed ice from a local seasonal product into a global trade commodity, enabling tropical cities to access ice for cooling and food preservation before mechanical refrigeration.
A developer created a tool to extract and manage comments from Google Sheets, addressing the lack of built-in functionality for handling comment threads at scale. The tool uses the .xlsx export format to capture comment metadata including cell location, author, and timestamp, and is available on GitHub and Google Workspace Marketplace.