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Ah, shit. Yes. :( Should I be giving up?

• tyingq 9y ago
  There is one big problem with Google's implementation. Only users in the Gsuite domain where it was created can access it. So, for example, if you wanted to create an applicant tracking system, the job applicants wouldn't be able to sign into the app to uploade their resumes or see status. If you think they won't ever fix that, there's an opening there. It's an odd limitation to me. I suppose they are trying to sell GSuite licenses.
  • Sreyanth 9y ago
    I think they will. Or probably they want to use this to get more GSuite users? I am not sure. Most of the startups that I know of which take tools seriously are already using GSuite. Will need to see how my tool will add any value to them.
    • tyingq 9y ago
      Well, offering the ability to run on premise would be a difference. Most of the tools in this space don't do that. Ragic, Knack, Zoho Creator, Quickbase, etc. Or maybe tie it to AWS with a pre built AMI? There are at least some companies where a point-and-click AWS instance would have value.
      • Sreyanth 9y ago
        My tool enables the users to deploy the tools generated wherever they want. It will anyways be deployable to AWS, Azure, GCloud, Digital Ocean and Heroku with a single click - using their own credentials. Do you think pre-built AMIs might be a good idea? I am not sure about it though.