Glenn McWhinney

I've been a user of Tally, and an advocate for the tool AND the team, within the NoCode community since the start and so it's great to see Tally 2.0 here gaining the top spot 🤞🏻 It was one of those no-brainer switches away from the most popular form builder of the time, mentioning no names, and there has never been a need to look back.

I save time every day as it is using Relume Library and with these new AI tools to handle IA (!), I'll be saving even more time. But more than just time savings, I love the way that your use of AI here inserts real content into every page section making the wireframes feel more real for the client which always helps. The next step might be for this process to insert sample images and videos too? That would be awesome.

This is looking really good! I've downloaded the Mac app and it's lightning fast🤯 I'm wondering if you have plans to support non-business community groups? The per user pricing might struggle to support that I think but worth asking.

Having launched 2 apps to both app stores recently using Bravo Studio I only wish I had had the Bravorizer to make it even faster and easier but still, my client and I were more than happy with everything! Next project I'll use it from the start 😉 Good luck with the launch today @toby_oliver1 & co.!

What @david_nordhausen & the rest of the team are doing with Fastgen is so important for the NoCode / LowCode community. Here's why... Firstly, it's a beautiful and feature rich platform that manages to simplify what are often perceived as complex concepts in app building. It's not easy making a UI look this good without sacrificing something in the UX but it's all there: just what you need to build backend features without the fuss. Secondly, we NoCoders love our range of tools including frontend builder tools like Webflow, WeWeb, FlutterFlow and many more but we need decent backend tools to match them giving us 100% design AND development flexibility. Fastgen is a perfect compliment to these frontend tools and even feels a lot like them to use! This makes us feel right at home as we settle in and start using Fastgen. Thirdly, I coach people in their use of NoCode tools and also teach NoCode courses and I've been waiting for an all-in-one tool like Fastgen to come along to help me. Teaching a range of concepts across multiple tools can lead to confusion but now, by partnering with Fastgen I can help people more easily on their learning journeys. With just a click, I can jump from talking about database tables and field types to creating an API, to debugging an issue and beyond. My NoCode courses will all now make use of Fastgen moving forwards - the first of which is already underway! Thanks so much for the creation of this tool; it's going to make a lot of people's lives a lot easier🙏🏻

Having worked on both backend and frontend development with other team members, I have sympathy for each 'side' and how difficult it can be to coordinate changes without falling out not to mention how much time, money and energy is wasted in the (broken) process. So to be able to work on either side and work in relative harmony together is a godsend for a busy app development team. When do you think the "import of React components back into Webflow" piece might be available @bryantchou and how would that work exactly? I'm assuming that the Source component the desginer works on would be left untouched and the fully hooked-up React component would become a new component instance in the Webflow project?

I've been a customer of SystemFlow's for 2 years or so and they are going from strength to strength with each new version. Having built Webflow sites using the Figma+Webflow design system they have created here, I have found both sides of the design process straightforward and feature rich but mostly, this just saves so much time, time that can be spent doing more important tasks. Lastly, Matt is managing, somehow, to keep up with all the new bells and whistles which Figma is launching al the time and this makes a design system for Figma even easier to use (autolayout, styles etc.). If anything, it means that you can get away with knowing LESS about how Figma works and just get on with designing your pages which suits me well as I'm no designer!