Update README.md - reference JS tab in api docs #164
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Adding a reference to the existence of a Javascript tab in the Airtable API documentation. I was struggling to find documentation for this library and Airtable#93 made me realize I was just not noticing the JS tab. Since it seems to be occurring to multiple people on the thread, adding it explicitly in the readme might help save someone some hours of research.
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Adding a reference to the existence of a Javascript tab in the Airtable API documentation.
I was struggling to find documentation for this library and #93 made me realize I was just not noticing the JS tab. Since it seems to be occurring to multiple people on the thread, adding it explicitly in the readme might help save someone some hours of research.