Modifying email signatures with the Gmail API

An email signature doesn’t have to be boring. In this DevByte video, Google engineer Wesley Chun plants various ideas into your mind on how you can fetch data from external sources. You’ll then learn how to use the Gmail API to modify user settings, specifically the signature of your primary address. Now you can link to your latest social post or send random witty quotes, keeping your email recipients on their toes or customers updated with your latest product information!

Related links for this episode:
Gmail API settings endpoints announcement post: https://goo.gl/Ih5sg3
Blog post announcing this video: https://goo.gl/GbAOvb
Code deep dive blog post: https://goo.gl/uJg9Iz
Google APIs Client Libraries: https://goo.gl/3JMg6c
Google APIs Python client library: https://goo.gl/X2u63i
Google Developers Console: https://goo.gl/QpmjJl
"Revolutionizing email access with the Gmail API" video: https://goo.gl/0ewIpK
Gmail API settings guides: https://goo.gl/97nFeS
Gmail API concepts & overview: https://goo.gl/1rfT3e
Gmail API Python quickstart: https://goo.gl/dVwL4Z
Gmail authorization scopes: https://goo.gl/RYkBfw
"Setting up new Google API projects" video: https://goo.gl/grggHA
"Common Python code walkthrough" video: https://goo.gl/1KFUif

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