With the rise of the #NoCode industry, makers around the world have been building digital products and services without engineers and without coding. While products like SquareSpace, Wix and WordPress dominate the web, the no-code sector is also expanding to…
Being a maker usually means being a one-man shop. When we embark on a new project we might start with big dreams and expectations but we need to be mindful not to overextend. We need to create a simple balance between…
No code tools have taken over formerly code-only sectors of the tech industry. Everything from website building, to app creation, game development, software platforms, and automation can all be created and built by individual makers and a robust set of no…
Like a lot of others, I was itching to get my hands on THE BILDR to see if the hype was real. With the understanding that “the tool is built with the tool” I could only imagine how complicated it must be,…
Being an indie maker often means being more frugal than a full-time employee with a predictable income. But it also means more freedom, and the ability to work from anywhere. More and more indie makers decide to start nomading to…
It felt odd when I first learned programming. It took too long. It was really difficult. Solutions for problems were mostly workarounds. People I tried to learn from spoke as if they were from parallel universe. The one where everything…
It used to take months to become sufficient enough to build and publish a web application. Business owners who did not know how to code would often turn to professionals to build their website, even if it was only a…
One could argue that the no-code movement has been around since the inception of the computer. Ever since the first program was made, we have strived to make making programs easier, faster and cheaper. These incentives moved us from the…
