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Amazon Honeycode – Build Web & Mobile Apps Without Writing Code
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Rosie Sherry
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/introducing-amazon-honeycode-build-web-mobile-apps-without-writing-code/
No coders may like or may be not.
But as a indie developer I feel it might burn someone's pocket.
It might be a thing to worry if a micro small team of indies are building something similar.
I'm curious to hear what no-coders think of this.
F Amazon is what I think of it. I give them ZERO DOLLARS and actively ask everyone I know to get off of AWS.
its great to see this guide really its amazing I am also working on the similar project here on https://www.cashlootera.com/amazon-gift-card-code/
its pretty ugly and doesn't do much yet. Google had a more advanced product they sunsetted recently.
Which one?
Excellent idea. Only if they make it simpler. It looks like no code site for developers.
Even simpler then an Excel-like UI?
I had the same impression :)))
Is it like Airtable but uglier?
I used it this morning to see how it works. At its current state,I don't think it fits for a real -'NoCode App Building' at all. Atleast for Indiehackers, it won't be of much help to build REAL apps.
What did you miss the most?
This feels similar to Microsoft's Power Apps and isn't something that, in its current implementation, feels valuable to me for building SaaS products. It's pricing model just screams "Use me for your internal Enterprise tools instead of that horrifying spreadsheet."
https://www.honeycode.aws/pricing
Pricing tiers is based off number of records per workbook (db table)
Per user cost is $9.99 per month
Targeting Excel users sharing spreadsheets? Can't see how Indie hackers will find it useful.
Because of the pricing?