I work as Product Manager in a big company. I am about now to launch my own startup.
Tommaso Pozzali
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Still not sure if to go with a no-code, or code solution. The application is very basic, but I see several Use Cases that could allow me to go in a future to a more complex product.
What would be your approach?
thanks in advance
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Dzmitry Tsemirau@dzts
I'd first try to create an MVP using no-code or low-code to validate the idea. If the idea is valid, you'll quickly find that no-code or low-code tools are too expensive. Then, you'll need to code.
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Launching soon!
Wow first congrats on having the courage to live out this thought! Second I would say no-code if time is your concern and fees aren’t, and vice versa.
As PM, i can imagine you already validated the problem to solve with people.
So then, i would do :
Identify the MAIN PAIN POINT and use case case to solve.
Build a MVP in no code with 1 feature to solve it.
Launch and distribute.
See if there is traction
if so, move to a "scalable" app with hard code. and start bulding up.
I went the no-code route. This allows me to teach others and scale, not to mention no-code platforms like Webflow allow for the creativity, scalability, and speed. Just know what you want to pursue from a niche and model perspective. Hope this helps!