The Future is No-Code Book & Mini-Series | Conclusions
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The Future is No-Code Book & Mini-Series | Conclusions
The borders of being ‘technical’ are expanding by the day
There used to be a well-defined line between who could build things and who couldn’t. Building was reserved for people who could code—people who were “technical.”
Sure, there’ve been waves of milquetoast no-code tools that purported to turn you into a developer for the past decade. But those ... See more
There used to be a well-defined line between who could build things and who couldn’t. Building was reserved for people who could code—people who were “technical.”
Sure, there’ve been waves of milquetoast no-code tools that purported to turn you into a developer for the past decade. But those ... See more
Dan Shipper • You’re a Developer Now
RPA (basically tools anyone can use to create programmatic APIs on top of legacy software) and NoCode/LowCode (letting anyone build an app with a spreadsheet as a database representation) are the biggest shifts in enterprise software since the cloud.
Elad Gil • Products I Wish Existed, 2020 Edition
No-Code will become a gateway drug for makers to start coding.
Dru Riley • No-Code: Faster Development, Scalability, Leverage
No-code obviously started with web development. Individuals and companies now have a wide range of platforms to create their website. The emerging dominant no-code stack is composed of Webflow for the front, Zapier for the automation, Airtable for the database (+Memberstack to manage membership and payment if needed). We like this approach because ... See more
Alexandre Dewez • Gmail
No-Code ➡ Low-Code ➡ Code — New businesses will follow this path. Mature companies will have all three.
Dru Riley • No-Code: Faster Development, Scalability, Leverage
