
I've been following Bubble's recent updates, and one thing keeps standing out to me.
Bubble no longer feels like "just another no-code builder."
With AI-powered development, improved mobile support, better API capabilities, performance upgrades, and the upcoming workflow engine, it seems like Bubble is evolving into a complete product development platform.
What interests me isn't just the new features.
It's the impact they can have on founders and small teams.
A few years ago, building an MVP often meant hiring developers, spending months in development, and investing a significant budget before getting real user feedback.
Today, that process looks very different.
With platforms like Bubble, founders can validate ideas much faster, launch earlier, and iterate based on actual user feedback instead of assumptions.
As someone who builds with Bubble, I also don't think AI and no-code replace developers.
Instead, they change where developers create value.
Less time building the same authentication flows, dashboards, and CRUD pages.
More time solving business problems, designing better user experiences, integrating AI, and building features that actually matter.
I'm genuinely excited to see where Bubble goes over the next year.
What do you think?
If you were starting a SaaS today, would you build the MVP with Bubble first, or would you go with a traditional tech stack from day one?
I'd love to hear your perspective.
One thing I'd keep an eye on is whether faster building is actually leading to faster learning.
Reducing development time only creates an advantage if it also shortens the time to reach meaningful decisions about the business.
Absolutely. Speed alone isn't the advantage—faster learning is. The real value is reducing the time between an idea, user feedback, and a business decision. That's where I think Bubble stands out. It helps founders validate assumptions, iterate quickly, and invest more confidently in what actually works.
I'm glad it resonated. I'd enjoy continuing the conversation outside the thread if you're open to it. What's the best email to reach you on?
Sure i am happy to continue the conversation, You can reach me at
alidanial697@gmail.com
Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.