Have you explored the possibilities of no-code tools in your projects?
Vlad Zivkovic
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Product Hunters, did you try any of the no-code tools for your projects, and if you did, share the ones you tried.
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Alexey Anshakov@alexey_anshakov
I like airtable and make.com
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@vladimir_zivkovic Check out https://n8n.io/ as well
I'm currently trying to use bubble to create a website for a social project.
And I can't imagine my life without no-code tools like hubspot, GA, mailchimp
@zoia_stetsenko I'm using bubble as well for the first time, and I LOVE IT!
First no-code platform/tool I've ever used (other than old WYSIWYG website-builders), and I can't believe all that I can do with it, and how quickly it allows me to build.
Feel like I can build anything now.
What's GA?
@danielshinall Yes, I like it too, however sometimes I miss some functionality and have to sacrifice something - but that's probably because of my initial level of using the product, haha:)
GA is Google Analytics.
@zoia_stetsenko Gotcha, yep, I'm using GA too. I'm hearing good things about Simple Analytics and will probably try switching to that down the road.
Yes, sometimes I can't find quite what I'm looking for in a Plugin, but I can usually figure out some kind of workaround to get what I want.
And almost anything I've needed that isn't in Bubble I've been able to add through their API Connector.
The API integration is a game-changer!
I tried several website builders, all of them have pros and cons. I decided to try Webflow. At first I didn't like it. But then I gave it a shot. I'm still not sure if I like it or not, but they're definitely doing a great job at following design trends and the website working really fast. So I'm happy with the result.
Big parts of our product are built with Bubble.
Our whole product is built on top of Bubble, and that was no impediment to get first customers and investors, so I'd say very much worth the try xD
Yes, I've extensively explored the possibilities of no-code tools in my projects, and they've been game-changers in terms of efficiency, flexibility, and empowering non-technical team members!
The versatility of no-code tools has enabled me to tackle a wide range of projects, from building web and mobile applications to automating complex workflows, all while maintaining control and customization to meet specific requirements.
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Yes. Love Webflow
Of course!
No-code tools to build up a website
- NoCodeAPI: Extremely affordable, solves tons of problems (e.g. Webflow Logic -> Webflow CMS API)
- Autocode: Not really no code, but it's sort of low-effort/super-simple way to create a complex API that stiches together info / processes inputs
- Zapier, in a pinch, or when you're lazy
I'm not using no-code for my current project but if I was to then I would be using Bubble.io
I did check some out, but it didn't go for it.
I might get some hate for it, but...
I'm a old school guy, I like to have control over my projects, so I usually build all my stuff.
I prefer to keep my code and project with myself and don't want to face unnecessary complications if one of the these platform decides to shut off or increase their price dramatically