Patrik Hörmann

What would you recommend for Builders that are good with logic but no artists? The classic "Backend Developer building a Frontend" Topic. How can you build good looking Applications easily/quickly that don't look outdated or unfinished?

What does your project management flow look like? Where do you start and how do you get started on actually building? Like: 1. List of Key features 2. Describe each key feature 3. Flowcharts of features/pages 4. Wireframe/Design 5. Define Component in Design 6. Build Components 7. Put Components together Or is it a completely different approach?

In my eyes, Toddle is a platform that fits a fairly non technical person all the way to a full stack developer. What would you say is the best path of getting onboarded to Toddle?

How did you get started with Toddle? A big element of Toddle is: Toddle is built using Toddle. On day 1, there was no Toddle, so how do you get started with such a project?

How can a "rookie" become a key part of the project? I see that in toddle a lot of developers collaborate and help each other out. Is there a way - and if so - what is the best way to add to the project? The goal is to excel in personal career and skillset while helping others on the way and create win-win scenarios.