Sharath Kuruganty

Did you build anything using no-code tools?

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Drop your lessons and tips from your experience of working with no-code tools! Bonus points if you suggest a tool that can be helpful with specific tasks.
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Petteri Raatikainen
At Desking we've built most of our two apps using Bubble (https://desking.app/). It's quite versatile to build with and we love that we haven't had to consider any of the underlying architecture. It takes a few months to really learn how it works. Our apps are becoming more and more complex in their logic and sometimes we would like to be able to "peek under the hood" to see what exactly is going on. Especially working with external APIs can be frustrating. We have had to move some parts of the logic outside of Bubble (to Azure) and probably will move away from Bubble as we grow. I would definitely recommend checking it out! It does offer a lot more than Webflow when it comes to working with data and app logic.
Matt
@praatikainen We've been super impressed at the functionality capabilities of Bubble while working on our legal tech app .. The ability to rapidly iterate just can't be beat
Sofya Narbut
Used to work for a company that built almost 100 websites on Webflow. A great tool for pixel-perfect web pages! Also, some time ago I made myself a CV on Readymag, it was pretty easy to figure out and I did it really quickly. Though I heard from many people that it can get buggy... Really want to try this one https://cargo.site/, heard it's pretty awesome and makes good automatic responsive design,
Stefan Smiljkovic
Built deahunter.com using Automatio, Zapier, Webflow, Outseta, Google Sheet
Dave Bain
No code is great if you have something simple or very standard that you need to mock up quickly. I often use webflow to find or create new web page layouts quickly, however I would never build my real website here, and I think this would apply across many - 1) not customisable enough (DB options etc) 2) cost creep, lets face it if you're here you really care about cost 3) you are stuck in that tool and it will hinder your innovation ultimately.
Vince
@davob Or split into different abstraction layers so you reduce risks when scaling. Also could use opensource platforms. As in: if you have your own database on posgres use then nocoDB for airtable-like platform and get some APis easily. Then Use a no-code / low-code platform for front end (webflow , bubble, appgyver, draftbit...depending on use case). When you get more user, see you're stressing the servers & cost, then move the front end into a fully coded self-hosted solution. You'll already have a lot available and probably would cut your front end dev cost by 50% anyway. what do you think?
Marie Martens
We use Tally combined with other no-code tools to automate our own startup (a bit biased here as I'm a co-founder): - We collect user feedback with Tally forms and automatically sync it to our Notion backlog - Our help center and showcase page is built with Notion, and hosted plus customized with Super (https://help.tally.so) - Personal website built with Tally (https://filipminev.com) Why do we use no-code tools? Easy, fast, and budget-friendly!
Vince
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Jeremy Ling
I've built a no-code platform for building beautiful forms or any data collection interface at https://formblob.com. Use cases range from creating e-commerce stores (with complete order management tools) to multipage flows ala Typeform to transactional long forms. Would love any feedback!
albet stuart
There's a lot of maker tools without code likes wix,wordpress and etc I am using wordpress my site it's https://bprnusa.com
Joshua Dance
Trying to build a searchable, filterable database, but getting stuck. I think Airtable will work for the backend, but don't know how to connect it to the front end.
Joshua Dance
@krisztian_poka that would be great. What tools would you recommend. I am thinking Airtable and Softr right now?
Vince
@krisztian_poka @joshdance depends on product. Softr, Bubble, AppGyver(100% free), Draftbit, Adalo, Thunkable, ... the list never ends :)
Jacob Kao
Microsoft dynamics is also a no-code tools that consist of lots of services where you can use it to create cases accounts name and so on.
Joanna Kurylo
Yes!! I used Typedream to build out www.atompay.me. Used for: Building out a website / landing pages Why Better? We wanted a web builder that was easy enough for anybody on the team to update and make changes fast. Our entire team uses Notion, so using Typedream was completely natural.
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