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What's your favorite no-code tool?

We would not survive without:

  • ClickUp for project management
  • Miro for visual collaboration
  • Uphint.com - our own - for automatic documentation
  • Slack for communication
  • Zapier for workflow automation

They are all part of our day-to-day. What would you add to this list?

PS. Uphint is currently beta free, In case you want to try the fastest way to convert any workflow into a step-by-step guide, in seconds.

on July 10, 2022
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    Theos AI, for AI development: https://theos.ai

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      Tks for sharing, one more for my lists!

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    Currently, my most used app is Zapier, but it's a love/hate relationship.

    Last month got an email stating they are raising prices in August and our current plan will be going up 300%.

    Just signed up with Uphint. We are currently using a desktop which does the job but is a little clunky.

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      Thanks Aaron, I'll love to hear any feedback from u.

      About Zapier, I see, honestly don't even know any competitors of them. It looks like we all became "dependent" to it! So simple to use.

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        There are a few other options like Integromat, but Zapier is the main one.

        Will definitely let you know when I start using it.

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          True! Haven’t try it either.

          Great, let’s keep in touch

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            I've been doing some initial tests with Uphint and it seems it won't automatically do the screenshot function.

            Sample
            https://app.uphint.com/shared/34f2598e-067b-405d-9032-7e2ff05561a0

            Is there something or a setting I'm missing?

            Thanks in advance.

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    Uphint looks pretty good! Keep it up.

    My favorite no-code tool would be Bubble. It's just so powerful, can literally build any app with it.

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      Thanks! Glad u took a look!
      Heard only good things from Bubble. Great WOM!

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      I'm not a developer by trade so no-code, Bubble, is going most likely be my approach.

      Besides Bubble's internal docs, is there any other places to find good training information?

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        If you're willing to pay $12 for a course, then this is where I learned a lot about Bubble:
        https://www.udemy.com/course/the-bubble-beginners-bootcamp-course/
        https://www.udemy.com/course/build-airtask-a-to-do-list-application-built-with-bubble/

        He might be a bit slow, but you can put the speed to 1.25x :)

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          Thanks. Will definitely sign up for these.