2021 No-code Predictions, Part 2
In 2021, we’ll see people learn no-code as the first step towards learning how to code.
In 2021, we’ll see more businesses run by individuals instead of teams and companies of people. They will focus on serving hyper-niches.
read more2021 No-code Predictions, Part 1
2020 has been the year for no-code exploration.
2021 will be the year for no-code adoption.
These 2 things will make you wealthy
To make money while you sleep, you need to learn how to build or sell.
read more4 people I’ve learned the most from in 2020
Dru Riley who runs Trends.vc
Jack Butcher who runs Visualize Value
David Perell who runs his newsletters Monday Musings and Friday Finds
Naval who inspired them all.
3 roles you must have to build a no-code product.
Here’s a shortcut for building no-code products. They are no different from coded products.
You need someone to research, someone to design, and someone to build.
read moreHere’s how I use Zapier to automate my community (while staying human)
Do not automate things that need human judgement.
But, when possible, automate. As we say at Zapier, “Don’t be a robot, build the robot.”
How to plan your no-code app in 4 steps (with an example)
If you want to avoid headaches and wasted time, you need to plan your no-code app. A no-code app plan looks similar no matter what type of app you are creating. Thankfully.
read moreWhy does no one talk about these 2 giant no-code app builders?
Webflow and Bubble dominate the no-code conversation on Twitter. But there is a race going on behind the scenes that no one talks about.
read moreAirtable vs Google Sheets: what to know before you choose
Every no-code project will have different needs. Airtable is best if you need to interact with the data behind your app in visual ways. Google Sheets is best if you need a simple and free solution that has a robust integration with Zapier.
read moreBuilding together is what’s next for no-code
The best way to learn no-code is to build. Building works best when there is something specific to build and focus on.
Building something new is easier when you do it with others.