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Ycode - No-code web app builder where design meets function

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Ycode is a visual development platform that enables creators to build custom web projects without having to hire developers. Ycode's mission is to make visual development as powerful as coding by hand—just faster and more accessible.

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Georgy Alaverdyan
YCode seems to be a great visual website builder — I registered for the closed beta but didn’t get my hands on to try it out so can’t say how good it is. However, I’ve been wondering how is it really (highlight this word) different to Webflow which is arguably the best visual website builder on the market right now. Wappler looks good too but it is low-code and requires from a user HTML & CSS knowledge and even JS to be really good at it. Not trying to say crap or anything, I’m really happy for the no-coffee movement and new tools that appear every month but as a quite happy Webflow fan I would like to know the real differences between this tool and YCode.
Ignas Rubezius
Ycode
Maker
@alaverdyan thanks for your comment! I agree that Ycode can be compared to Webflow, because both platforms follow the box model design approach and allow you to control all possible css properties. But there are also many differences in details and how things work. For example in Ycode you can build a full CRUD (create, read, update, delete) process. It means that you can make a form that saves data to the local database and you can output it in another page. Moreover, you can edit the data using a form. With Ycode you can build user authentication, read/write data to Airtable and many more details that matters when you're building dynamic web projects.
Georgy Alaverdyan
@ignas_rubezius1 thanks for the reply! Webflow will launch Memberships (user accounts) and Logic (CRUD / simple backend) next year — hence I asked about the real difference between Ycode and Webflow. Any other notable differences? Again, not trying to make Ycode look bad or anything — I am genuinely curious and want to learn more about the tool.
Ignas Rubezius
Ycode
Maker
@alaverdyan I don't know what they will launch or how it will work. I just know that we have those things ready for you today.
Georgy Alaverdyan
@ignas_rubezius1 I see. Well, thanks for the reply I guess? Though I expected something else.
Edgaras
Content Writing Jobs
With the quality that comes from these peeps, I am sure the future of no-code is in the right hands! Happily use their other products. Great value for starting businesses. Also world-class support. 👌
Maria
Awesome tool! This is such a help for designers, and such a time savior! Also, the platform seems to be very pleasant and inspiring! Congrats on the launch! ^_^ Does Ycode support usage of animated gifs perchance? :))
Ignas Rubezius
Ycode
Maker
@maria_brm thank you! Yes, you can for sure use gifs.
Maria
@ignas_rubezius1 Amazing! Thanks for the answer! I can't wait to implement my ideas via usage of Ycode! *_*
Daniel Roger Casanova
You guys should launch on Appsumo
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