I am pretty satisfied on what I could do with no-code tool as a non-developer.
Here is what I built - https://www.knowledgehunt.co/
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There are important features that i could not add properly due to no-code platform restrictions, but I feel like in few years no-code will get to the point where need for developers will decrease significantly.
Congratulations on the site, it is fantastic! as a begginer no-code developer I am inspired by your work.
Thanks!
fantastic job in building it. what no code tool did you use to build it?
Softr
That's awesome Tonike! - I tested out no-code tools earlier this year, and the issue they have right now is scale. It's super expensive as soon as you start to get a lot of traction.
However as you mention yourself between the lines, I think the competition between no-code tools will increase which hopefully will result in lower prices for the consumers.
Crossing fingers, and good luck with your project, I think it's an awesome approach!
We're really at the infancy of no code, as you mentioned the competition is growing every day. I feel like I'm seeing a new no-code design platform and automation solution every day. It's only a matter of time until someone fills the scaling gap.
The good news is that no-code is a perfect platform to start and vet ideas that previously relied on expensive upfront costs to non-tech founders. If things start to take traction you can then move forward with developing the idea properly.
Exactly, very well said. I agree that no code's biggest perk is how fast you can validate business ideas. 🙌