Drew Thomas

No Code List was started as a list on my personal website, but it's grown into a legitimate resource, and it’s becoming a community. To push the community aspect, I just launched member profile pages and software endorsement upvoting! Members could already endorse the software they love, but now they can upvote other endorsements and show off their own "stack" and expertise on their profile...

👋 Yesterdays Weather is a "first principles" weather app, but more importantly, it was built with the no-code tool Thunkable. In addition to the native iOS and Android apps, I also did a no-code web app version in Bubble. The web app version is simplified and offered for free, to showcase the functionality of the paid native apps. To round out the no-code stack, I used Carrd for the marketing...

Joustlist was John's idea, but it clicked instantly when he explained it. We've had different job search experiences in the past, but one thing was universal- they're stressful, thankless, and sometimes legitimately demeaning. With Joustlist, we're putting the job seeker first, something not many others have done yet. Recruiters and hiring managers have SaaS tools and AI, so the job seeker...

Official demo: https://simplesto.re/banksandindie

I've been running a version of Really Simple Store as a side project for 4 or 5 years now. I recently did a ground-up rebuild in order to integrate a token economy as part of an alpha testing program for OST.com. That was for fun, but in the future, I'd like to introduce the token economy to live stores (it's an economy between the sellers to incentivize collaborative selling). In the meantime,...