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No-Code tools give people that don't code the opportunity to create.
Lowcode tools supercharge developers.
Lowcode tools that give developers full flexibility but make the simple stuff simple are the ones I'm most excited about.
Here are the ones I've tried so far... 1/
Lowcode tools supercharge developers.
Lowcode tools that give developers full flexibility but make the simple stuff simple are the ones I'm most excited about.
Here are the ones I've tried so far... 1/
. @bildrHQ is an absolute powerhouse. You can use their 'patterns' to build complicated software or write your own code (or both). They have some huge stuff planned. 2/
. @budibase is an opensource app builder you can install and use on your own machine. You can already build some powerful internal tools / applications with it. Really excited to see where they take the platform (esp when others can contribute). 3/
. @clutchcreator is a true developer superpower. Full code access / export but all of the repeatable stuff (APIs, application logic) is made really easy. If you're a react dev you should ask for access! 4/
. @AutocodeHQ is like zapier/integromat for developers. You can use their makermode to build stuff without code but in the hands of a dev it's incredible (100k actions free/month too!) People are building all of their server side logic/automations/authentication with this. 5/
. @cotterapp super simple authentication. Doesn't get any simpler than this. Passwordless, SMS... whatever you want they have it covered. They have webflow specific guides too!
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. @8base build a powerful and scalable backend visually. Build and schedule serverless functions and authentication all in the same place.
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. @webflow designing stuff is hard work. Building sites in webflow and exporting the code is an incredibly fast way to build. I'm hoping webflow do more in this space eventually so we can code without exporting (and not in tiny embeds). 8/
. @retool let's you build stuff your business needs without spending months with developers. Simple HR tools or complex internal apps can be built in an afternoon.
I'm probably missing a few big ones.
What am I missing? Any coming out soon we should all be excited about?
What am I missing? Any coming out soon we should all be excited about?
