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  •   about 10 years ago

Did they even look at many submissions?

I've spoken to a couple devs now and all of them reported that their apps didn't receive any launches. I think they forget that analytics are everywhere.

In my case, it looks like they viewed the wrong video link as well. 0 Views on the submission video.

Anyone else see this kind of thing?

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  •   •   about 10 years ago

    Yeah, same here. We had a workflow setup to send us notifications if any new used the app and received none.

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    I wonder if there's a way to message everyone to see who did see activity

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    Physically impossible for them to watch every video and actually view the app considering the are asking for your source code. With the time frame they had they had about 6 seconds per submission. They need about a week to make an actual decision

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    I know there's a degree of triage, but I haven't heard anyone say they did see a launch. It reminds me of the phrase, the fix is in.

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    Check out the comments.

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6778546

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    and now...

    Participants may begin forming their teams and working on their entry (each, an “Entry” and, together, the “Entries”) as early as October 25, 2013.

    And from OCTOBER 8

    Thomas Kim, CTO & Founder, UPSHOT
    Formerly an engineer at Salesforce for 9 years. Lead engineer on Salesforce Analytics. Tech lead for Custom Report Types and many other reporting features. Currently CTO of UPSHOT. We are using NLP and Machine Learning to create a radically simplified way to query and explore your data.

    Creating even simple reports in Salesforce is a complex task. Even experienced users have difficulty creating reports with outer joins, exception reports, etc. Our product UPSHOT lets you query Salesforce data in a simpler and more accessible interface.

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    Thomas Kim participated in a meetup on October 8, and demoed UPSHOT there:

    http://www.meetup.com/Salesforce-com-Integration-Analytics/events/136920332/

    "Thomas Kim, CTO & Founder, UPSHOT
    Formerly an engineer at Salesforce for 9 years. Lead engineer on Salesforce Analytics. Tech lead for Custom Report Types and many other reporting features. Currently CTO of UPSHOT. We are using NLP and Machine Learning to create a radically simplified way to query and explore your data.

    Creating even simple reports in Salesforce is a complex task. Even experienced users have difficulty creating reports with outer joins, exception reports, etc. Our product UPSHOT lets you query Salesforce data in a simpler and more accessible interface. Users who have never created a report in Salesforce before can use our interface immediately with no training. Our goal is to enable every user in your organization to ask data questions without having to learn SQL or a complicated tool. We're currently seeking users to participate in a private beta of our product. Check out our Beta Program Questionnaire "

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    we also noticed that no one at Salesforce downloaded or looked at our app.

  •   •   about 10 years ago

    it's working! the prize is being called DISPUTED. sales force is having to come up with a statement. http://techcrunch.com/2013/11/21/two-harvard-university-alum-win-salesforce-1m-hackathon-prize-at-dreamforce-for-mobile-service-to-create-reports/

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