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> As an engineer, it is in my DNA to build things. However, it’s too easy to get stuck in the mindset that you have to build everything. This mentality often le
by air7 7y ago
> As an engineer, it is in my DNA to build things. However, it’s too easy to get stuck in the mindset that you have to build everything. This mentality often leads one stuck with a plethora of incomplete products that grew too complex to finish before losing interest.
This. I can relate so much. I feel my instinct is always to roll-my-own because I can and, perhaps more importantly, because I'm not familiar with relevant no-code services.
What other such tools/services are out there that can help "to go from idea to proof-of-concept in only a few hours."?
- davidjnelson 7y agoThe tools in the article, google sheets and zapier are quite good. A few more that might fit are airtable, webflow and stripe. Maybe even look into something like google app maker as well.
- stolksdorf 7y agoIt's relatively new, but I've been using Coda.io to build a lot of interesting ideas out. I've built some fantasy leagues, a very powerful task tracker/organizer, and do all of my trip planning using it. Definitely check out their templates, https://coda.io/templates https://coda.io/templates
- brooklyntom 7y agoAs luck would have it, I recently pulled together a list of no code tools into a market landscape: https://www.createwithoutcode.com/posts/no-code-development-landscape https://www.createwithoutcode.com/posts/no-code-development-... I'll be adding more in the coming days... To directly answer your question, I would recommend Bubble.is as a great place to start in the no code space.