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What are some excellent Low-Code/No-Code platforms & tools suitable for startups?

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The business of a startup company will change frequently, but the number of developers is often small, and it is difficult to cope with heavy business requirements. Can anyone recommend some good low-code & no-code tools? And what scenarios do they apply to? Provide some practical examples: 1. appsmith(). Open-Source, and provides good customization capabilities and interface display. 2. Retool(). Similar to appsmith. 3.Dots(). Build bots on Discord & Slack. 4. Webflow(). All-in-one web design platform. 5. ...
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What if I told you you wouldn’t have to learn coding to manage your data and that app would handle the dataops for you? Well thats what we are launching soon!!
Get it! I will follow your progress.
Among all nocode tools I have used, I found Webflow for websites and blogs, Bubble for web application and retool pretty useful and easy.
Your suggestion is very useful. Thanks!
Bravo, Bravo is one of the most popular no code app builders amongst designers because it allows you to convert Figma or Adobe XD designs into native apps for iOS and Android.
You already have it in your list, but just want to support it and share my team experience - Webflow is really great for building websites with cool designs. Have you tried it?
I haven't used it before, but the showcase on the official website is indeed very beautiful. I registered an account and tried it out, and it feels more suitable for designers to use.
I like the way how you check things 👍 yeah, designers can get into it really quickly and start building websites, not just designing
As a marketer, I barely use any code related tools ;( but would love to stay tuned here :)
Any position has a similar need: use tools to increase productivity, for developers and designers, No-Code/Low-Code is such a tool, I believe there are similar products in the marketing field.
Dots~
Softr.io, for simple pages that are on top of Google Sheet or Airtable database. Smooth integration! Give it a go, if you look for a simple website builder.
Get it! I will follow your progress.
Love Webflow! Have used it for a few clients and despite the steep learning curve, once you get ahold of it it's really powerful.
Yeah, I’ve tried it a few times, it’s really powerful.
Be cautious with no/low code tools choice. Choosing a limited solution for a tech-driven business might save time in the early days. But it’ll cost you much more down the road when you hit a wall and have to restart from scratch. I believe the right way to go is developer-first no-code modules. So that when you hit a wall (and you 100% will), a developer can solve this with code. * Devs hate writing code outside of the codebase, like in retool or similar low-code tools
I’m building a form module for developers. It’s open-source and has a generous free tier. Have a look here, I’ll be happy to get feedback:
Great post, very helpful. By the way, you can also find many useful articles for your startups on our blog! You will definitely be satisfied after reading
Thanks, I will subscribe to your blog.
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