DOC: Add code samples to introduction and refactor howto guides. #287
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This change adds a proper introduction article to introduce `read_gbq` and `to_gbq` with code samples. To reduce the amount of duplicated content, code samples have been extracted into sample files. To give a better next steps experience, the content in the authentication, reading, and writing guides has been rearranged to have the most relevant next steps (after the introduction) as the first section.
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Awesome - took a good read through and it's much clearer. Thanks!! |
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This change adds a proper introduction article to introduce
read_gbqand
to_gbqwith code samples. To reduce the amount of duplicatedcontent, code samples have been extracted into sample files. To give a
better next steps experience, the content in the authentication,
reading, and writing guides has been rearranged to have the most
relevant next steps (after the introduction) as the first section.
Closes #239.