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As someone who writes code, I found bubble.io quite promising, until I hit the usual bottlenecks that comes with any no-code platform. https://bubble.io/ https
by zed88 6y ago
As someone who writes code, I found bubble.io quite promising, until I hit the usual bottlenecks that comes with any no-code platform.
https://bubble.io/ https://bubble.io/
But I can see the lure for masses, driven by the startup subculture, but the truth is that if you can master something like bubble, the transition to actual coding would be seamless and often very liberating.
- arkitaip 6y agoI could only stand Bubble for a day or two before it became too restrictive and yet complex for doing very basic stuff. Buffer suffers from the same issues as other no-code solutions but also has a subpar UI.
- zed88 6y agoYeah I agree, there's lots of bloat as well, that's why I said that the transition of bubble tinkerers to actual coding with any high level languages and frameworks would be very liberating. Even a beginner could do a heck lot in something like RoR or Django, without even mastering the respective languages.