Andrew Dodds

Airtable would have to top the list because of how versatile it is. Especially with the introduction of interfaces it has a relatively high ceiling vs the time spent to get up and running

@howewang great idea. Procurement of enterprise software is such a pain. It looks pretty good, and love the softr airtable combination. Also love the use of the airtable embed.

@hdkstr this is a cool idea

Great list. You would probably be interested in what Im working on. A chrome extension for airtable that tells you what automation tools are connected and what automations are active on a base in a single place.

Airtable would be a good decision because its often used as the db for many other tools. Potentially reach a greater market this way

What a cool journey!

Airtable zapier bubble

Great write up thank you

More no code tools, and a growing focus on how to scale solutions across multiple tools for teams.

There are a ton of interesting ways. One that I think is surprising is just how prolific some of the use is across large companies such as Amazon. Many enterprises are running large potions of critical operational workflows on tools such as Airtable connected together with Zapier.

Well its filling the gap in terms of democratization of software creation. Approximately 1% of the world has the ability to write code. Its estimated that 30% of the world has the ability to use a spreadsheet. So with that logic if you look at something like Airtable for building an underlying database, you have effective 30x the amount of potential database developers on the planet. With...

Many ideas are unicorn ideas, its the execution that is the hard part

I build to solve for myself and that usually expands and then more ideas come from that as well.

Totally useful for general learning and context. However, the situations for your product etc are unique. Focus on creating the best product and the rest will come.

congrats on the launch looks great!

Its very exciting, but will never replace native development. They both have their roles to play. What nocode does best is allow you to prototype and iterate quickly with little team and little cost. As a company finds product market fit, more and more native development will be more attractive

It depends on the product. If it is an internal tool for a company to generally organize their work I would probably go with Airtable. Just a website would likely be webflow. Web app? Bubble would be my first choice. In general bubble is the most powerful in my opinion.

Here for the comments as Im new to PH, but it seems that providing actual value to the community is one of the best things you can do both for everyone and yourself.

One of the interesting unintended effects of building in public