I don’t know how to code
So I taught myself Bubble
Started a solo project on the 4th of sept and completed it on the 28th
It’s called Frontrow (https://frontrow.so/version-test)
It’s still in test env but it works!
I wanted to prove that I could learn and build something and I did
I have no intention of growing this.
I wanted to get an idea out of my head and Bubble allowed me to do so.
I think it would be a good project for someone to take over as Gumroad competitor
It’s for sale on Zero Acquire
https://zeroacquire.com/listing/frontrow/ - open to offers
the app has Auth, course library, course sales pages functionality, rich text editor, and zapier integration(it’s not live but it’s developed)
If you want to test and try it out use Stripe test credentials.
I made a thread of my progress with this app on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/jelanisince94/status/1566469383186169858?s=20&t=BbfqzWx9XtAe04HXBTQ92A
I also made a public YouTube playlist with a collection of videos that helped out: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3ULGfKEEUYPw34IQl4PMxRg4wd1lB_Jk
Bubble is amazing for people like me. It gave me the tools needed to finally create. I don't see Bubble as a no-code. I see it as visual programming and it's the future.
Great speed on this one, now I would also love to hear some "cons" of Bubble (If you noticed any)
Hey! Well, tbh I'm probably not the best to answer this since I don't have a technical background. But I know one con is you can't export the codebase. So you're kinda stuck on Bubble. I could imagine that traditional code provides more flexibility compared to Bubble.