Why would you build your MVP with No-code tools?

The main reason you'd want to build your MVP is pretty obvious: you don't want to invest a ton of money for an idea that might fail. We also know the consequences of running with an untested idea on not much more than a hunch.

"You spend less time building your MVP and validating it with no-code than you do finding skilled developers that can understand your vision and idea."

The day I realized this was a very special day to me. It's not just about finding skilled developers that can do it for you. It's also about not wasting time building something the slow way when you can do it much faster and get equal results.

If you value your time, no-code is the right way to go.
Although if your intention is to learn something new that you haven't done a million times before, then coding of course is the way to go.

NoCode can be beyond MVP.

If your value proposition is clear and growing your product in the right direction. It's almost certain that NoCode is just another way of making a product.

I've been running 3 side projects completely built without code, I am really enjoying the whole process. Just do it @januaryedward

I recently found the no-code movement and being able to create MVPs fast that grabs my imagination. I think it is a game-changer...