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People also complaining that their apps didn't get any hits during the evaluation period [1]. If this is true, which it seems like to be, it is pretty shameful
by jorde 13y ago
People also complaining that their apps didn't get any hits during the evaluation period [1]. If this is true, which it seems like to be, it is pretty shameful business from Salesforce given that people clearly used a decent part of their week in order to participate. I feel bad for Heroku employees who promoted this.
Edit: According to one of the judges [2], they only saw and evaluated the 5 Salesforce selected apps. Also the app gallery only shows the five winners [3]. No matter how the finalists were chosen, this is not how you run a hackathon.
[1]: http://salesforce1million.challengepost.com/forum_topics/2644 http://salesforce1million.challengepost.com/forum_topics/264...
[2]: https://twitter.com/alexwilliams/status/403723331007832064 https://twitter.com/alexwilliams/status/403723331007832064
[3]: http://salesforce1million.challengepost.com/submissions http://salesforce1million.challengepost.com/submissions
- jmduke 13y agothat people clearly used a decent part of their week in order to participate And $499.
- Jd 13y agoHacker pass was $99 list price and often given out for free.
- philthesong 13y agoPeople gotta group up and sue them