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An overview of no-code and its potential use cases, focusing on Airtable, a user-friendly database with a built-in API, and its benefits for crowdsourcing and building backends for MVP projects.
Creating an MVP (minimum viable product) is a great way to test the viability of your startup idea. Figure out who has the problem by creating a user persona, what the users' problems are and how you can build something to meet their needs.
Eugene Levy is the founder and CEO of Retable.ai, a free data analysis tool. He wants to make data pipelines and analyses portable and reusable.
“No-Code? No, Thank You.” – What Developers Say About The Latest Trend In Software Engineering.
As a developer or designer, it's always important to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and techniques in your field. One great way to do this is to regularly seek out design inspiration from a variety of sources.
Low-code is transforming how software developers build and deploy software.
Throughout my career, I have tried a wide variety of technologies and frameworks, including various backend and frontend frameworks, different programming languages, native apps, and even blockchain. I have also worked with both monolithic and microservice-based architectures, and have experience with devops and deploying applications to the cloud.
Low code is for developers who want to build applications quicker. No-code allows people without coding skills to build apps without using code. Full code has the advantage of full control and is the best approach for developing unique applications that need to be 100% tailored to requirements. Low code is neither descriptive nor accurate: it’s neither the opposite nor accurate name, “low code” is just the opposite: ‘efficient code’ The Low-Code Difference is how they allow for increased complexity compared to pure no-code platforms.
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