Your favorite No Code community?
I did my research on IH and read most of the recent posts, but seems couldn't find a good answer.
Apart from IH :D Have you ever come across a No Code oriented community where people exchange ideas, share case studies, and review new tools?
I'm a day-time seed investor, night-time maker (currently working on VenturesList). Trying to pay more attention to the No Code movement and encourage my team to do the same.
Any thoughts?
I think the best NoCode community is on generic Twitter, if you follow the NoCode Hashtag over there you get a complete scope of everything happening in the space. That's how I got started.
If you are looking for NoCode news and trends, I do run https://www.nocodejournal.com/ as well as the FB group NoCode Group for Non-Technical Founders.
NoCode Journal looks impressive tho! What's your next step @manishb01
@felix12777 The site is very new. We are just 2 months old. The intent is to build it as the one-stop-shop for NoCode Information. The next step is NoCode virtual and IRL events to keep the content generation chugging along.
That’s awesome! Will follow your journey.
You might want to check out No Code Founders: https://nocodefounders.com/
Big up @martinstrategist thanks for the recommendation!
NocodeHQ is also great by @bramk! There are a bunch of communities who are diverse but also work together toward a common goal of educating people outside of our space to teach them. Bram paid courses on building MVP and Validation are good if you need the knows on getting up and running with Nocode stack and concepts.
Thanks! But I made nocodemvp.com ;)
Yes I am aware! I just forgot to mention in the moment when writing the post. Great stuff man. Looking forward to the early ones. I also am trying to help people understand MVP and product around nocode. Business knowledge around their ideas. Great stuff.
Nucodce.co is my favorite
like below mentioned, "#nocode on twitter is pretty much the gate to nocode twitter. This is my FAM!
There's NocodeDevs, it's built on mighty networks you just create an account and join. Then for tutorials and templates Zeroqode is pretty awesome.
I think as Manish said Twitter is the default platform.
I am building a "no-code pour les nuls"(No-code for dummies) website for French speaking countries.
if you want to stay on top of all things no-code you can sign up for the no-code coffee newsletter by @gill_works.
Fantastic @nanatoni thank you so much for your kind recommendations. What can I do for you?
Hi Felix,
I would love to see something that really makes no-code more mainstream. It still feels pretty niche.
I see this as an opportunity for non-technical founders to build stuff.
I was a sales assistant before falling in love with no-code🥰. Would love to see more people like me in this space.
What's your take on the no-code movement?
Looks like our goals aligned @nanatoni
I've been following no-code movement for a while, I build little stuffs for personal use and actively reading no-code related blogs
Would love to hear about what tools you're using and what you are building :)
What blogs are you reading?
I prefer to listen to podcasts myself.
No code No Problem and Visualdev.fm are two of my fav.
I think Makerpad’s pretty dang solid, especially if you’re looking for tutorials or are actively building.
While I certainly can’t say Build Anything is the best, it’s a no-code Slack community I run and is my favorite 😜 It’s focused on beginners, exploration, and learning. Here’s the link in case you’re interested: https://brycevernon.com/slack
Thanks for sharing @BryceV - content on your website looks cool too!
My neighbourhood.
Makerpad?
Yes it's a good one @rosiesherry
I'd like to hear people's suggestions. I tried Reddit but it's way to restrictive and spammy
Yea totally @dariot - would be awesome to know some non-spammy platforms.
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