The hottest No Code Substack posts right now

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🚪 A filmmaker SaaS acquired for $15k

No-Code Exits • 117 implied HN points • 26 Jan 24
💼 Business Entrepreneurship Tech startups Marketing Acquisitions No Code
  1. Starting small and testing ideas is important to reduce risk and adapt quickly based on feedback.
  2. Creating revenue-driven and sustainable businesses that do not rely on external funding is crucial.
  3. Learning and mastering no-code tools like Bubble can lead to successful ventures with lower maintenance costs and faster shipping times.

Going fulltime on a Shopify SaaS Startup

No-Code Exits • 157 implied HN points • 13 Apr 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship Startups No Code SaaS Marketing
  1. The success story of James Devonport and Userloop, a Shopify SaaS startup, showcases the power of starting small and niching down on a specific platform.
  2. Implementing AI, like ChatGPT-4, can greatly enhance customer onboarding and retention strategies in a product.
  3. For No-Code makers, the key takeaway is to launch early, gather customer feedback, and iterate quickly to adapt to customer needs and achieve product-market fit.

No Code is the Future

Sarah's Newsletter • 159 implied HN points • 08 Mar 22
🕹 Technology No Code Infrastructure as Code
  1. Despite the allure of no-code tools for setting up infrastructure easily, current tools often lack important features like versioning and templating, leading to frustration.
  2. Having code, like Infrastructure as Code (IaC) or Configuration as Code, enables better visibility, control, and safety measures in system configuration compared to UI-only tools.
  3. An 'Everything-as-code' approach aims to bring version control to all aspects of development, highlighting the importance of versioning beyond just traditional code.
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Everyone says hello. I don't

Side Maker • 39 implied HN points • 19 Feb 23
🕹 Technology No Code Automation Events Tools
  1. Ago is participating in a 100 DaysOfNoCode MVP Bootcamp to build a small bets manager.
  2. Ago faced challenges in finding time to study and build, and struggled with understanding spoken English.
  3. The 2nd No-Code Garage Sale event is being organized by Harold, offering AI products and resource directories.

The Relationship between No-Code and iPaaS

The API Changelog • 3 implied HN points • 23 Jan 24
🕹 Technology Integration No Code UI Design AI
  1. No-code allows users with little or no coding experience to build software solutions, especially integrations between applications.
  2. Visual UIs in iPaaS solutions simplify the process of creating integrations without code, but may lack troubleshooting capabilities for non-technical users.
  3. An emerging trend involves intent-based UIs powered by AI, enabling users to control APIs and connect applications using voice commands.

No-Code like the Pumping Iron

Side Maker • 19 implied HN points • 12 Mar 23
🕹 Technology No Code Software Development Web Development
  1. The No-Code space has a unique and magical atmosphere reminiscent of niche sports like bodybuilding in the past.
  2. Embracing No-Code tools and projects can bring a sense of camaraderie and enjoyment similar to the experiences of bodybuilders in the 80s.
  3. Engaging in No-Code projects provides an alternative creative outlet with a potential for lasting magic and community.