Did you build anything using no-code tools?

I've tried several tools but quickly understood that it's easier to learn to code than to build what I want combining scrappy standard out-of-the-box blocks from the no-code tools. It's almost impossible to personalize and finetune most of these blocks exactly the way you want, and you have to learn very specific settings that each no-code platform uses. Unlike code, these skills are non-transferrable. Once you learn at least one language, you can easily add new languages to your stack - they use similar logic, that is clear and straightforward. In a way, it is beautiful, like math. And they also have a big online community, where you can find answers to your questions and even chunks of code that you just need to copy and paste. Try that with the no-code tools: once you need something a bit different from the standard solution - well, you're out of luck)

All business & life related things in Notion. Just built my website on Webflow 《 Still polishing it up though

I'm learning integromat and learning how to build workflows :)

I always use Discord and Notion.

I built fidlio.com using Bubble. The landing page is just a WordPress site, but the web app is fully built with Bubble. By the way, Fidlio is a tool for SaaS, to gather feedback and feature requests from their users and help them plan their roadmap.

@anil_meena21 runs a community for no-code building. He puts out new tutorials every week and also an AMA on Thursdays. nocode.pensil.in

Yes. https://www.producthunt.com/post.... Tool -I find using Stencil an easy way to create marketing images.

I might be a bit biased but I'm a big fan of no-code. Built my first landing page with Wix, used Airtable to build bases, Sheety to test a no-code backend, and a few others I can't remember now. Now working on a no-code tool of my own (www.databar.ai). :)

Hi Sharath, I have been trying to build a blog using WordPress, also tried integrating it with passwordless authentication from SAWO for WordPress plugin. Although, I also tried building a Instagram clone using Bubble, that worked out great :)

launching our bubble + webflow ebook marketplace on jan 10. i'd say the biggest thing i learned about no code is try to pick one platform and stick to it? we had to do some pretty messy integrations between bubble and webflow that break in a lot of places and make for a less than perfect ux