Hi @kn_neeraj, I have built mindfulstimulus.com with bubble in about a month. Though it has a learning curve it gives you a lot of freedom to build. For example, with bubble you can build workflows, have a database, and connect to any API out there. Pretty powerful stuff.
With that said, depending on your use case, you might want to go with simpler solutions. For example, I built lockdownshowcase.com using airtable + carrd in one day.
Let me know what you are trying to build, and I might be able to better curate my answer to your needs.
Love what you have done with airtable + cared in a day. Will try to look at that.
Bubble looks good maybe I will reserve it with comparatively bigger ideas.
Thanks.
Something I'm mentioning specifically because you said you're a mobile dev is Flutter. It can compile to mobile, web and desktop from one codebase, take a look. Keep in mind web support is still in beta and desktop is not yet stable, but they definitely work and are usable.
I'm currently looking at https://strapi.io/ for quick and easy backend setup, but with this you'd still need to implement the frontend somehow.
I wouldn't recommend any site-builders, never used them and as a web developer myself the downsides like code quality, extendability etc are just too much.
Maybe look into react-native which feels more like mobile development, plus the Expo framework which makes things much easier and enables you to publish your app as a website
Bubble definitely. It’s full stack and will highly likely get you 90% of what you want. Let me know once you’ve built it. Interested in what you create. ✌️
I've seen Bubble.io and Amazon's Honeycode get a lot of attention lately and they seem like they're becoming the go-to development platforms. If you're a dev, Flutter will offer you a bit more flexibility but isnt no-code.
didnt say it was quite yet. but its one of the best no-code app builders in the market for something like what OP is looking for (assuming its a CRUD app or something).
Hi @kn_neeraj, I have built mindfulstimulus.com with bubble in about a month. Though it has a learning curve it gives you a lot of freedom to build. For example, with bubble you can build workflows, have a database, and connect to any API out there. Pretty powerful stuff.
With that said, depending on your use case, you might want to go with simpler solutions. For example, I built lockdownshowcase.com using airtable + carrd in one day.
Let me know what you are trying to build, and I might be able to better curate my answer to your needs.
Love what you have done with airtable + cared in a day. Will try to look at that.
Bubble looks good maybe I will reserve it with comparatively bigger ideas.
Thanks.
It depends on what web apps you want to build. Without context, it's hard to say
If you want a simple job board, collection site, etc, nocode tools like sheet2site are good enough.
For SaaS app, bubble may be good though I don't try it personally.
I agree with you it depends on what he wants to build.
But for most web apps Bubble or Appgyver are solid options.
DronaHQ if it's an enterprise app.
Something I'm mentioning specifically because you said you're a mobile dev is Flutter. It can compile to mobile, web and desktop from one codebase, take a look. Keep in mind web support is still in beta and desktop is not yet stable, but they definitely work and are usable.
I'm currently looking at https://strapi.io/ for quick and easy backend setup, but with this you'd still need to implement the frontend somehow.
I wouldn't recommend any site-builders, never used them and as a web developer myself the downsides like code quality, extendability etc are just too much.
Maybe look into react-native which feels more like mobile development, plus the Expo framework which makes things much easier and enables you to publish your app as a website
Bubble definitely. It’s full stack and will highly likely get you 90% of what you want. Let me know once you’ve built it. Interested in what you create. ✌️
I've seen Bubble.io and Amazon's Honeycode get a lot of attention lately and they seem like they're becoming the go-to development platforms. If you're a dev, Flutter will offer you a bit more flexibility but isnt no-code.
Honeycode definitely isn't the go-to development platform, why would you think that?
didnt say it was quite yet. but its one of the best no-code app builders in the market for something like what OP is looking for (assuming its a CRUD app or something).
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