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Thanks, very useful comment, and I apologize for the confusion that you experienced. Right now most of the Ragic developers first go through 2 hours of trainin

Thanks, very useful comment, and I apologize for the confusion that you experienced. Right now most of the Ragic developers first go through 2 hours of training before they start building. So they kind of know what the basics process are. We are in the transition process trying to move from a tool that we personally teach developers how to use, to a self help type of product that developers can start by themselves. Functions like drag and drop add fields are added just this month. I will certainly find a group of users, sit by them one by one to make our learning process a lot smoother. Again, sorry for the confusion. I think I will certainly post again after we tune the process. The HN posting feedback is really helpful.

mattmanser 14y ago
I'm curious how many of you there are? As you should try getting funding if there's only a couple of you and you're attempting to bootstrap, get a good UX guy and really try to hit the ball out the park. There's definitely a market for something like this and personally I think Salesforce is a overcharging by a lot and the field is ripe. Ignore the thing about the guy moaning about $19.95 p/m.
stcredzero 14y ago
Right now most of the Ragic developers first go through 2 hours of training before they start building. That's a lot of friction to overcome! I suspect there's about between 2 and 3 orders of magnitude ratio for Ragic user-developer's ramp-up time and Ragic developer's time to reduce it.