Thanks for the comment @Luqa. I would actually disagree here, because even if you can code, you may find no-code platforms faster to use versus traditional coding frameworks. At the no-code hackathon I attended, and were completely fine with using the no-code/low-code tools, or even just doing things in PowerPoint!
Regardless of the platform you use to build your idea, no-code platforms allow more people to get involved in the "building" phase during the hackathon.
Good article. I'd like to go to a hackathon, but since I'm a marketer I'm not sure I can help much there. There are mostly about writing code and making UX.
Can you see how many people have read your article on PH?
Just wondering.
Thanks @maxshash, there are a ton of hackathons where you can add a lot of value as a marketer. At the no-code hackathon I attended, for instance, participants spent as much time brainstorming creative ideas, user research, and market research as they did building their ideas. For the PH article I can't see how many people have read it.
I am a no-code users and I can't code. Absolutely zero knowledge. Still, I believe that you should have separate events for coders and no-coders.
The reason, and you said it yourself, is that no-code tools are a lot faster.
It is like saying that the Tour de France should be more inclusive and make motorbikes partecipate. It is simply unfair.
Thanks for the comment @Luqa. I would actually disagree here, because even if you can code, you may find no-code platforms faster to use versus traditional coding frameworks. At the no-code hackathon I attended, and were completely fine with using the no-code/low-code tools, or even just doing things in PowerPoint!
Regardless of the platform you use to build your idea, no-code platforms allow more people to get involved in the "building" phase during the hackathon.
Hi Al,
Good article. I'd like to go to a hackathon, but since I'm a marketer I'm not sure I can help much there. There are mostly about writing code and making UX.
Can you see how many people have read your article on PH?
Just wondering.
Best,
Thanks @maxshash, there are a ton of hackathons where you can add a lot of value as a marketer. At the no-code hackathon I attended, for instance, participants spent as much time brainstorming creative ideas, user research, and market research as they did building their ideas. For the PH article I can't see how many people have read it.
Thanks!
nice Al!
We can re-post this to Makerpad too if you'd like?
Sure feel free @bentossell
Great read!
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