How to pick the right #nocode stack for your business/web app
Let's talk about the top platforms and the advantages of each 👇
Quick disclaimer: There are dozens, if not hundreds of "nocode" development platforms. I've tested out the majority of them, and here are the top ones to consider:
Design. It's do-able but hard to design apps in bubble. It's better to design your app in something like @figmadesign and then either import the design, or use the figma design as a prototype and build it in bubble.
Incredible for designing your landing page / app. Truly world-class in design. Integrated checkout and commerce options. If you want a pretty landing page and minimal app, Webflow is the way to go.
Member portals. You'll have to integrate @MemberstackApp to handle membership payments and member-only pages. Again, another third party tool that you'll have to integrate into your no-code stack.
Great for mobile apps (Apple store & google stores). Simple and easy drag and drop elements. Easy to design as well. Thunkable is great if you want a native app (not browser based or for a desktop).
Limited in terms of functionality. As far as I know, everything you can add into your app is a pre-configured "element" or "block." So if you want to build something in your app that isn't offered, you're out luck.
Final considerations -
@bubble has the highest learning curve, but the also the highest flexibility and customization. When you build on bubble, you can truly build a world-class web app with as much complexity as you want.
If you're looking to build a web app - pick bubble.
Inspired by @BowTiedBull, here’s how I started my first online income streams
1) SaaS 2) E-comm 3) Community
Thread on each below 👇
1) SaaS
Using @bubble, I built a SaaS web app all with #nocode. It’s consistently generating over $3K/mo and only took about 2-3 months to build the initial MVP.
What’s no-code?
Simply put, a way to build apps with no code. Think drag drop, basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript.
Why no-code?
It lets you build an app or business from day one. No need to hire outside developers. Quicker time to market. Fast testing and iteration.
You can literally build a replica of Twitter in a month (a simplified version).