So can people upload their code snips to the appstore such that, say, a marketing data analytics person with no coding experience can pay to get 'buttons' to run queries that are relevant to their needs?
like the salaries example, for example, I used to spend a shit-ton of time educating a CFO on AWS spends in excel.
If I could have a code snip 'button' to use some AWS-CLI creds to pull results directly from AWS asa "CFO BUTTON" and set them up with an easy export to an XLS - and then let them build their own dash to their choice that would be cool.
I havent looked at Cloudability in quite a while, (know the founder) -- but giving a CFO-type an excel button... Every CFO can navigate excel. so they get an invisible tool that empowers them, and relieves stress on the Ops team...
You create a project that defines some custom functions, ribbon commands, context menus, shortcuts etc... and then publish it to a store. Then anyone who has the QueryStorm Runtime (and the url of the store you published to) can install it through the "Extensions" dialog.
I haven't yet set up the ability to charge for packages but I plan on offering this. I first need a community of users, so didn't focus on charging yet.
If you'd like some help setting up something like that AWS scenario, reach me via email: antonio [at] querystorm.com, I've done several such integrations already (Google analytics, Monday.com, TSheets, Google drive).
So can people upload their code snips to the appstore such that, say, a marketing data analytics person with no coding experience can pay to get 'buttons' to run queries that are relevant to their needs?
like the salaries example, for example, I used to spend a shit-ton of time educating a CFO on AWS spends in excel.
If I could have a code snip 'button' to use some AWS-CLI creds to pull results directly from AWS asa "CFO BUTTON" and set them up with an easy export to an XLS - and then let them build their own dash to their choice that would be cool.
I havent looked at Cloudability in quite a while, (know the founder) -- but giving a CFO-type an excel button... Every CFO can navigate excel. so they get an invisible tool that empowers them, and relieves stress on the Ops team...