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NoCode Tube — Learn to unlock NoCode superpowers, minus the research hours
Looking to go from nocode novice to pro? Then you need to check out NoCode Tube! The largest and growing repository of video resources that includes walkthroughs, demos and more to help you become a pro.
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@dipika_gohil Hey, thanks for your comment.
This was of course built without code using the following:
Dorik where the website is designed.
Google Sheets for some automation, curation and sorting.
Spread Simple to showcase it.
Hope this helps.
This is so cool. Subscribed for future videos. Congratulations on your launch.
@raiyanyahya Thanks for the comment.
Hope you had a chance to check out the website, this isn't a Youtube Channel now but can be turned into an active one for original content.
@adithya ahaa I thought it was a youtube channel focusing on nocode. I have always seen youtube channels as a product and was thinking about creating one. My apologies.
All the very best!
Hey!
Congratulations with the launch!
It looks great! I want to try. Could you please tell me how do you check the quality of information? For example if you try to find video courses about ads most of information will be not very good quality, but only professional can understand it.
@dzianis_yatsenka
NoCode Tube doesn't cover anything about Ads but I understand what you are trying to know.
The quality is assessed based on how useful it turned out for me or folks who have recommended the resources (considering I consume resources only in English but you can see some other languages covered as well)
Hey, congratulations on launch!
There are a lot of tools there, but what if I don’t know which one to use? I don’t wanna learn them all, so maybe do you have some kind of the roadmap of how to grow as a no code pro? Or a Mindmap with list of services for different usecases?
@alexey_yurkevich
This is exactly where filters come for the rescue.
If you know what you want to do > narrow it down based on categories.
You know what you want to do as well know the tool that you want to explore > narrow it down based on the tool.
Btw, you can use universal search too (limited for now, but should be super useful as we scale)
Looks amazing! so many groups looking to DYI today to bootstrap their own side projects/startups. Looking forward to using it with my own project Webstudio.
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