App creators should review the uses cases listed in the Additional details section below and take action as necessary by the dates listed in the turndown schedule.Īpp Maker will be disabled gradually according to the schedule below: Why it’s important As soon as possible, review your organization’s App Maker applications. Who’s impacted Admins, end users, and developers See the Additional details section below for a timeline of the shutdown and alternatives you can deploy in your organization. Prior to the shutdown, you’ll need to review App Maker usage in your domain and take any necessary action. With scale this is more and more evident and eventually if you get lets say a pure profit of 50$ per user per month and you pay 10$ for platform in our case and based on the user that would be migrated from our main structure that is way more we pay now for on premise solution.īigger businesses stay away from those models as we do.īut i hope to sort this out with google, as to be honest your platform looks nice and it’s even easier to develop as it’s on appmaker or other competitors and that’s a bonus for us as we might deliver apps much faster to the market, so we are hoping for a positive feedback from google to get things done.What’s changing Due to low usage, Google App Maker will be turned down gradually over the course of 2020 and officially shut down on January 19, 2021. The other thing that is huge for us is payment by end user, as many platforms you pay for developers or users who edit application, but have no limitations for portal users seeing their data nomather if it’s sensitive or not. The main we are missing is multi-server solution (testing, development, production) and version control. Well if we are talking regarding options, I would like to thank you in advance for your support.
So please i would be more then thankful if you could tell me if i make a portal application, would my users also need to pay for it to login and access and enter data into it.
Now as the app maker was cheap for 10€ a month for all i’m reluctant now to check other options how to do my application as it was planned.Īutomatically it redirects us to appsheet, but it’s not the same as i think i would need to pay per user (or am i?) that logs into the portal and i’m pissed, as this is the second time i bought a google service and they discontinued it (wave was my first). My application would be in the end a portal for all farmers in my area where i live (i am a farmer also besides an IT job), to login to the portal and add points of littering on the lands they see, so the farmers can then go to their land and clean it.
Invested a few 100€ for training (app maker academy) and google cloud SQL and shared server in order to start working on my application. I am a G suite customer who bought it just for App maker.
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