Michael Gill and Yaro Bagriy use no-code tools to boost productivity. Haters complain about “no-code” and make it more popular.ĭevelopers will spend less time on CRUD apps.
But alternatives have too many syllables to win a marketing war.
Code, capital, manufacturing, (paid) acquisition and ideas are being commoditized.īut you aren’t writing it.Lead Cookie ($50k/m) and Scribly ($30k/m) use Zapier and Airtable. Use no-code tools to build a productized service.Services can be your gateway to products and scalable income. See Thinkbox, BuildLab, Twindeavor, Luhhu and Finsweet. Wit Suma, a Trends Pro member, launched a no-code agency building growth tools. Join #100DaysOfNoCode for social accountability.Start small with basic no-code tools like Carrd and Pory before moving on.Studiotime, Swimmy and Wheelprice are specific. Sharetribe, Anchor, Podia and Substack are monolithic. No-code leads to bundling and unbundling.Allowing you to build (and change) faster and cheaper than competitors. Using no-code will be a competitive advantage.Blogs, online stores, games, marketplaces, mobile apps and more can be built without writing code. No-Code tools help you solve well-understood problems. Recreating wheels (and apps) wastes time, money and energy. This is the free version of Trends PRO #0033 - No-Code
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