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January·Mar 05, 2021

I sat down with @AnneC and answered some questions on building MVPs with No-code tools and software. Some highlights of the interview: - Creators, innovators, and literally anyone can bring their idea to life without spending a ton of resources.- You spend less time building your MVP and validating it with no-code than you do finding skilled developers that can understand your vision and idea. Especially if you don’t have a network of developers or technical professionals that can help with recommendations.- Choosing a no-code tool or set of tools depends on your use case. There are no-code tools for different purposes - building websites, web apps, mobile apps, IoT data processing, and even workflow automation.Have you used any no-code tool to build your product or MVP? What was your experience like?

prettycold·Mar 05, 2021

Tagging @LilyRachelleGood read Rachelle, may be of use to you.@januaryedward, I came across no code tools pretty late in my journey, wish I'd known earlier. I'm also a big fan of them. I'm a tech co-founder so I did the entire development of my solutions. But then, though I was late to the party, still I started to explore bubble.io and try and use it whenever I see a chance, like quick one pagers to showcase our capabilities (more from a marketing perspective), when we brainstorm a new solution I try and bring it to life using bubble. Thinking of spending more time and get a complete hang of it soon :). Other than bubble, I have explored adalo a bit. Webflow, not yet. In the future, whenever we think of pivoting or even for custom applications, I think there is no harm starting out with a no-code tool.

January·Mar 05, 2021

You are absolutely right! It is perfect to showcase and test out a new solution. It's cool to get a perspective from a technical founder on no-code tools. I started learning Webflow before bubble because it seemed easier for me to quickly grasped.