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Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2022 3:46

Made the Adalo component cheat sheet live ✨ and have begun sharing with folks who had requested access. Jamming about that experience in this short episode! Other links mentioned: Making tasks higher leverage Learning in public

EP 49 - No Code Platforms Wrap Up with Matt & Moshe

Product for Product Management

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2022 30:53

Although No Code platforms are not usually targeted at Product Managers, we find that they are very valuable for everyone practicing Product Management these days.After hearing about Bubble, Glide, Softr and Adalo, from great people around the world, who are not the traditional Product Managers, Matt and Moshe met again to summarize what they learned about this exciting growing product type.Some of the discussion points include:- The case for No Code platforms in Product Management- Choosing the right platform for your needs - Can one platform solve it all or do we need to stitch a solution together? - Scalability of the platforms - No Code platforms one can build a product on vs. platforms that automate some of the process - And more! * Product for Product sitehttps://www.spreaker.com/show/product-for-product * You can find the podcast's page, and connect with Matt and Moshe on Linkedin: - Product for Product Podcast - linkedin.com/company/product-for-product-podcast - Matt Green - linkedin.com/in/mattgreenanalytics/ - Moshe Mikanovsky - linkedin.com/in/mikanovsky/ *Note: any views mentioned in the podcast are the sole views of our hosts and guests, and do not represent the products mentioned in any way.Please leave us a review and feedback ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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EP 48 - Adalo with Yusuke Nishijima

Product for Product Management

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2022 33:53

Are you an aspiring Product Manager? Have you built a product before? If not, then you should listen to this episode!In the episode, Matt and Moshe meet with Yusuke Nishijima, who works at Sales Support at Hyland. Yusuke has the passion to solve problems and build products for personal problems he encounters. He tried to learn programming to be able to build apps, but found it too challenging. Then he discovered No Code platforms, and ended up choosing Adalo. Using Adalo, he built several mobile apps, got feedback from users and pivoted. This is exactly how aspiring Product Managers can dive into building products rather than just learning the theory.Come join us as we learn from Yusuke about Adalo and his experience building and testing products. * Learn more about Adalo at: - https://www.adalo.com/ * You can connect with Yusuke at: - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yusuke1234/Some products that Yusuke built with Adalo: - MyBottle - Find you can dispose of your reusable bottle: https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/my-bottle/id1543907764 - PeeYork - Bathroom finder app for NY city:https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/pee-york/id1569224215 - Yusuke - Memorizing 176 flags in the app:https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/yusuke/id1591724408 * You can find the podcast's page, and connect with Matt and Moshe on Linkedin: - Product for Product Podcast - linkedin.com/company/product-for-product-podcast - Matt Green - linkedin.com/in/mattgreenanalytics/ - Moshe Mikanovsky - linkedin.com/in/mikanovsky/ * Note: any views mentioned in the podcast are the sole views of our hosts and guests, and do not represent the products mentioned in any way. Please leave us a review and feedback ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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#242 —

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2022 7:33

Jamming about learning in public and some progress on the cheat sheet I'm making on building components with Adalo. Links referenced in the episode Lunch Pail Daily #223 -- Learn, Build, Teach Kyleigh's twitter KP's build in public swipe file

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275. Finish What Matters (Forget the Rest)

Love Your Work

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2022 11:20

One thing I hear from a lot from readers of The Heart to Start, is that many people have no problem starting new projects. They instead struggle with finishing them. I can relate. Like many creative people, I once struggled to finish projects. I always had new ideas, I left books half-read, projects half-finished. I had done lots of creative work, and had little to show for it. Now I still always have new ideas, and I still leave books half-read and projects half-finished. But now, I have lots of finished projects to show for all the work I've done. What's changed? I've learned to finish what matters, and forget the rest. Embrace your inner Perceiver A turning point in my own creative journey came when I learned to embrace my inner Perceiver. As much flak as the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator gets for being pseudoscience, it's still a useful lens for understanding your own tendencies. The concepts of Introversion and Extroversion have wide scientific support, but also useful I think are the concepts of “Perceiving” and “Judging.” If you watch in awe as one friend after another executes on ideas and achieves success, while you flounder, working on one idea after another, but never truly following through, your friends are probably “Js”, and you might be a “P.” This is the position I was in, until a friend at a party explained this dichotomy to me. Why was this other friend of ours so great at follow-through, while we both struggled to find our paths? This friend was a J. We were Ps. Another way of thinking about being a Perceiver is you're someone who sees Possibilities. You can't move forward with one idea, because you keep having other, better ideas. Meanwhile, your “Judging” friends find an idea, make the judgement to stick with it, and see it through. Shiny objects aren't shameful Perceiving Possibilities is a necessary part of being creative. For DNA to be discovered, the researchers had to entertain the Possibility that they should pursue something other than the original intent of their grant application – which was to study cancer treatments. For Alexander Fleming to discover antibiotics, he had to see Possibilities in experimental petri dishes that were contaminated. If you want a treasure trove of Perceivers, look no further than nearly every person Walter Isaacson has written a biography on. For Leonardo Da Vinci to paint the Mona Lisa, he applied his knowledge of optics to his sfumato technique, which allowed him to model the painting with no hard lines. He applied his knowledge of anatomy to crafting the Mona Lisa's mysterious smirk. He had dissected humans and animals, studying exactly which muscles were recruited to express various emotions. In episode 272, I talked about how Steve Jobs and the engineers and executives at Apple had to consider the Possibility that while a trackwheel served as a useful interface for an iPod, it might not be such for the iPhone. Isaacson himself has said, “People who love all fields of knowledge are the ones who can best spot the patterns across nature.” So if you're someone who beats themself up over Shiny Object Syndrome, consider the Possibility that it's a necessary component of creative thinking. Creative success happens in Extremistan On the rare occasion that someone with shiny object syndrome does finish a project, it might not be successful, and that can make matters worse. Why bother following through with anything, you might think, when you aren't assured of success? But, creative work calls for a different approach to success. As I talked about in episode 253, creative work happens in Extremistan. Nobody knows anything It's impossible to predict which creative projects will be successful. If record companies knew hits, that's all they'd release. If movie studios knew blockbusters, that's all they'd produce. If publishers knew bestsellers, that's all they'd launch. If Venture Capitalists knew unicorns, that's all they'd fund. And they wouldn't be called “Venture” Capitalists – they'd just be Capitalists. As two-time Academy-Award-winning screenwriter William Goldman said, “Nobody knows anything.” The sky is the limit Even when a creative project is released into Extremistan, there is a huge range of potential outcomes. When Art De Vany analyzed the box-office proceeds of various movies, he found that the top 1% of movies accounted for 20% of sales. My latest book, Mind Management, Not Time Management is a success. Book-marketing expert Tucker Max calls a self-published book that sells 2,500 copies in its first year a “home run”. Mind Management, Not Time Management sold 10,000. But, Mark Manson's Subtle Art has sold more than ten million. This podcast episode will get more downloads than about 97% of other podcasts, but it's not unusual for an episode of Joe Rogan's podcast to get 1,000 times the downloads of this one. It's a long night to overnight success When you follow through and put a creative project into the world, you may have mild success, or you may have wild success. But there's no telling how long wild success can take. The Queen's Gambit took thirty-seven years to become a New York Times bestseller. Jane Austen's books went out of print after her death. There's no telling when a box-office bust will become a cult classic, or just a straight-up classic. People forget that The Shawshank Redemption was a box-office bomb, now considered by many to be the best movie of all time. Like I talked about on episode 251, you can't call out Suvivorship Bias so easily in creative work, because you often don't know if a project is truly dead. We're raised in Mediocristan Creative success happens in Extremistan, not Mediocristan, and this is at the heart of why many people feel ashamed of their shiny object syndrome. We're raised in Mediocristan, so we evaluate success and our ability to follow through based upon how things get done in Mediocristan. The whole point of civilization – with its steady paychecks, fixed-rate mortgages, and insurance policies – is to smooth out the shocks of the natural world. Mediocristan is built upon predictability, and to succeed by Mediocristan's standards, you need to yourself be predictable. If you can follow the curriculum, do the reading, and fill out the bubbles on a standardized test with your standardized #2 pencil, you can get a good grade, that adds up to a good GPA, which lets you graduate and get your degree to put the right keywords in your resume so a computer can read it and find you. You can get a job, a steady paycheck, a fixed-rate mortgage, and an insurance policy. But for any of these niceties of Mediocristan to exist, someone has to invent something. Before Henry Ford could double the going rate for a factory worker, introduce the five-dollar day, and have 10,000 people banging on his gates, he had to create those jobs. You are a Maker/Capitalist Even if you wanted to work in a factory in Mediocristan – besides the fact that few humans could handle the monotony of working on Ford's assembly-line – these kinds of jobs are becoming more scarce. More of our drudgery is being handled by automation. This is reducing the barriers to entry for putting ideas into the world. You can build a no-code app with Adalo or Webflow, you can print and ship artwork and memorabilia with Printful, you can – like me – sell thousands of print-on-demand books in dozens of countries around the world, and not touch a single one. It used to require capital and labor to produce a good or service. Now, less labor is needed, and almost no capital. It used to require management to organize all that labor. Now management is the arrangement of automation – but “management” isn't the right word for it, and neither is labor. The word “creator” embodies the trifecta of coming up with ideas, doing the work, and distributing the goods. More and more of us can be creator/capitalists. We require little capital to fund our making, but we have to be adept at using what little capital we have wisely. Balaji Srinivasan would call us “capital allocators.” Finish what matters, and forget the rest If creative success is random, and happens upon a long timeline, how do you stay the course to embrace your shiny object syndrome and still ship projects? Start by building your shipping skills, like I talked about on episode 265. Treat even the smallest projects in your life as opportunities to have a vision, form a plan, and carry out that plan. You can do this by cooking a recipe, planning a party or trip, and build into shipping small creative projects. Learn to navigate uncertainty. Get used to making percentage-confidence predictions about the future, then evaluating those predictions down the road. You can learn with the Avocado Challenge I talked about on episode 245. Remember that for Henry Ford to build the Model T, he had to iterate on Models A through S. Like a construction project that seems to make no progress, until suddenly a twenty-story building appears, you need to let the Foundation Effect happen, like I talked about on episode 266. Remember the Iceberg Principle, like I talked about on episode 263. The same way ninety-percent of an iceberg is underwater, what you present to the world in your masterpiece will be just a small fraction of the knowledge and experimentation you put in. You have to embrace creative waste, like I talked about on episode 264. As a creator/capitalist, you need to use your resources wisely. Use the Barbell Strategy that I talked about on episode 244. Put most of your resources toward “sure bets” that keep you in the game. But set aside time and energy to play wildcards – crazy ideas with little downside, but unlimited potential upside. Creative work is the business of breeding Black Swans. Through this process, you won't finish every project, and you won't always be able to tell which projects matter. But with enough practice, over enough time, you'll become adept at finishing what matters, and forgetting the rest. Image: Characters In Yellow, Paul Klee Mind Management is a Kindle Deal! Amazon has hand-selected Mind Management, Not Time Management for a promotional discount. It's only $2.49 on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca. Offer ends March 31st, so grab it now! About Your Host, David Kadavy David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start and Design for Hackers. Through the Love Your Work podcast, his Love Mondays newsletter, and self-publishing coaching David helps you make it as a creative. Follow David on: Twitter Instagram Facebook YouTube Subscribe to Love Your Work Apple Podcasts Overcast Spotify Stitcher YouTube RSS Email Support the show on Patreon Put your money where your mind is. Patreon lets you support independent creators like me. Support now on Patreon » Show notes: http://kadavy.net/blog/posts/finish-what-matters/

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#223 —

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 23, 2022 4:31

I've been operating under the learn, build, teach mantra. Jamming in this episode about turning learning and building activities into teaching and reflecting on the process I used for creating a cheat sheet with Adalo.

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No code roundup – February 21st, 2022

Product for Product Management

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2022 42:40

1:00 - Matt and Ben check-in3:53 - Webflow launched Workspaces (See blog post)7:00 - Whiteboard.is are looking to hire a Webflow Developer!8:56 - 8020 is hiring a Low-Code Developer!11:57 - Edgar Allan officially released Knockout!!12:47 - Visual Dev is going to host a Webflow Framework smack down and you're all invited14:15 - Last Round Up we mentioned No Code Map App which looks awesome, but has anyone tried Nown?14:43 - If you're looking for pre-built Webflow components you need to check out Mozaik (think Relume or Flowbase)15:24 - Stacket (mentioned in the Webflow forums) 17:43 - You know who we haven't heard much from this year? Memberstack and Parabola.18:50 - Noodl is a new no-code tool to help you build MVP's and web apps. (Editor Tour)19:42 - Bubble launched their #BuildwithBubble influencer campaign.20:25 - If you're into no-code and productivity then Bardeen is a tool you're going to LOVE.21:50 - Tally has hit $10K MRR!!!23:31 - Also, Tally announced they're a part of Coda's maker fund and they're building a Coda pack!!23:54 - Figment is another Figma to Website tool you can check out!25:05 - Candu lets you build components for your app with no-code!26:08 - Voicl lets you add voice to your website.29:05 - Circa is a new no-code app boasting some big logos that looks pretty interesting.31:35 - Postman released a Graphic Novel to cover the basics of APIs and it's pretty awesome.32:55 - Flow Ninja launched their own pre-launch checklist34:09 - Simon Bloom wrote us and said: Love your podcast and listen religiously. Would really like a roundup on the best no code apps for producing phone apps. Are any of them ready for serious native app creation? I have been a Webflow nerd for 5 years.39:47 - Flutterflow Showcase41:20 - RR Abrot's Twitter Thread

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Build an App Without Any Code with David Adkin(Adalo)

How to Build an App

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2022 45:40

Welcome back to How to Build an App!Building an app has never been easier than it is today. The app industry is shifting away from code and beginning to shift more to no-code solutions. In today's episode, we talk with the CEO and founder David Adkin to tell us how the industry is shifting. ---Learn more about Adalo here: https://www.adalo.com/---This show is produced by Strides Development, a full-service app development agency.We specialize in taking your ideas and turning them into a finished app in only a few months.If you have an app you're building, we would love to talk to you. You can schedule your free strategy call by clicking here.Make sure you're following Strides:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/strides.dev/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/betzeraustin/

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No-code, le must-have des designers en 2022 ? (Webflow, Bravo Studio, Bubble...)

Parlons Design

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 11, 2022 16:20

Les outils de no-code et de low-code ont beaucoup fait parler d'eux en 2021, deviendront-ils les meilleurs amis des designers en 2022 ? J'ai testé plusieurs de ces outils et vous présente mon analyse dans Parlons Design. 📰 Partageons Design, découvre des contenus design sélectionnés à la main via la #newsletter ou le flux #RSS : https://partageons.romainpenchenat.com/#follow 🌟 Tu aimes Parlons Design ? Tu souhaites lui apporter ton soutien ? Partage le tout de suite autour de toi, ça devrait certainement plaire à d'autres passionnés de design d'interface 😉 💬 Viens discuter et suis mes actualités : - sur LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/romain-penchenat/ - sur Twitter @romainp_design 🦜 Découvre mon partenaire The Cacatoès Theory : www.thecacatoestheory.com 🔊 Jingle par Studio Module : www.studio-module.com 🎧 Écoute le podcast sur ta plateforme préférée : - Apple podcast : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/parlons-design/id1286546174?l=fr - Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/4z5cKF4fXvhTQIC2rXO6An - Deezer : https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/1459372 - Google Podcast : https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL2ZlZWRzLmZlZWRidXJuZXIuY29tL1BhcmxvbnNEZXNpZ25Qb2RjYXN0?sa=X&ved=0CAMQ4aUDahcKEwjopuPyw9XsAhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQBw - OverCast : https://overcast.fm/itunes1286546174/parlons-design - Radioline : http://fr-fr.radioline.co/podcast-parlons-design - Flux RSS : http://romainpenchenat.free.fr/podcast/rss.xml #ParlonsDesign #Podcast #Design

17 #Edtech Tools to Try in 2022

GotTechED

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 3, 2022 59:17

GotTechED the PodcastEpisode #102: 17 EdTech Tools for 2022Welcome back to GotTechED the podcast this is Episode #102 called “17 EdTech Tools for 2022” In this episode, Guise and I will discuss some of the edtech resources that we think will be most valuable this coming year. We'll also share some of our own, edtech new years resolutions. This is another episode you don't want to miss. Check it out. Segment 1: New Year's ResolutionsNicks: Is my tech-centric classroom too supportive? Find ways to make students struggle a bit Guises: find new exciting real world experiences to challenge students and get them out of their comfort zone! Be an author, create an app, etc. Segment 2: EdTech Resources for the New Year Nick Picks: Websites: https://my.bulbapp.com/education/ (Bulb Digital Portfolios) https://artsandculture.google.com/project/expeditions (Google Arts and Culture Expeditions) Tools (apps, extensions, etc): https://explaineverything.com/ (Explain Everything Interactive Whiteboard) https://worldbrush.net/ (Worldbrush app) Other: Tired of Google Docs?? Try https://bit.ai/ (bit.ai) for next level collab. The biggest difference is that in bit.ai you can add ANY content to your docs, not just text and images. Gifs, file attachments, videos, code blocks, rich tables, equations, and cloud files. It also integrates with google drive, dropbox, any other file storage platform (even social media like IG - not sure what that means yet) Easy equity maps with https://equitymaps.com/ (equity maps) Guise Picks Websites: https://www.coloringsquared.com/ (Coloring Squared) https://www.litsolutions.org/ (Litsolutions.org) Free app building sites with no coding necessary https://www.adalo.com/ (Adalo.com) https://www.glideapps.com/ (Glideapps.com) https://uibakery.io/bubble-alternatives (Bubble.io) https://www.appsheet.com/ (Appsheet) Tools (apps, extensions, etc): https://tools.techjunkie.com/ (Tools.techjunkie.com) https://www.scribblemaps.com/ (Scribblemaps) Other: http://bit.ly/edtech-rip (Bit.ly/edtech-rip) https://graspablemath.com/ (Graspablemath.com) https://www.pixelcut.app/ (Pixelcut) Segment 3: Where to Find GotTechEDDo us 3 favors Subscribe to GotTechED the Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gotteched/id1358366637?mt=2 (Apple Podcasts) https://open.spotify.com/show/7zyzfCkSDNHkKdqxmh9XLB?si=YhSdMa6BQVmcLHbSrYxE9Q (Spotify) https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Indeizidhz4h37mawfylwdgco4y (Google Podcasts) https://www.stitcher.com/search?q=gotteched (Stitcher) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMIQwu39Tkow3kduRQAH85w?view_as=subscriber (YouTube) https://twitter.com/WeGotTechED (Twitter) https://www.facebook.com/WeGotTechED/ (Facebook) Write us an Apple Podcast Review! Tell your friends about http://www.gotteched.com (www.gotteched.com) Music Credits:The Degs: Shotgunhttp://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Degs/ ( http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Degs/) @bensoundshttps://www.bensound.com/ ( https://www.bensound.com/) Subscribe to our Podcasthttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gotteched/id1358366637?mt=2 (Apple Podcasts) https://open.spotify.com/show/7zyzfCkSDNHkKdqxmh9XLB?si=YhSdMa6BQVmcLHbSrYxE9Q (Spotify) https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Indeizidhz4h37mawfylwdgco4y (Google Podcasts) https://www.stitcher.com/search?q=gotteched (Stitcher) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMIQwu39Tkow3kduRQAH85w?view_as=subscriber (YouTube) https://twitter.com/WeGotTechED (Twitter) https://www.facebook.com/WeGotTechED/ (Facebook) Connect with us on Social MediaGuise on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/GuiseGotTechEd ( @guisegotteched) Nick on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/NickGotTechEd ( @nickgotteched) GotTechED the Podcast on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/WeGotTechEd (...

EP 25 - Tools for Aspiring Product Managers with Henry Latham

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2021 35:11

Are you an aspiring Product Manager looking to gain more experience in product, in order to land your first role? Or are you already a product professional and looking for more ways to do hands-on work in areas you might not have touched before? In this episode, Matt and Moshe met with Henry Latham, Founder and Lead Mentor at Prod MBA, and self-professed failed former startup founder who learned from his failures what it really means to build successful products. In the episode, Henry shared how learning by doing is the best approach to become great product people, as well as some of the tools that he would recommend people to use such as this free Miro board he built and shared (https://miro.com/miroverse/product-thinking-board/), and the free 7-day Mini MBA program his company offers at https://prod.mba/. They also talked about no-code products, Adalo (https://www.adalo.com/) and Bubble (https://bubble.io/ ) *You can connect with Henry at:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/henrylatham/Website: https://prod.mba/ *You can find the podcast's page, and connect with Matt and Moshe on Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/product-for-product-podcast *Matt - www.linkedin.com/in/mattgreenanalytics*Moshe - www.linkedin.com/in/mikanovsky *Note: any views mentioned in the podcast are the sole views of our hosts and guests, and do not represent the products mentioned in any way. Please leave us a review and feedback ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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#142 —

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 7, 2021 7:29

During Coda's Block Party, their team made a huge announcement sharing that anyone will now be able to create packs for the Coda community ( https://coda.io/packsbeta ) and they also announced a $1 million fund (https://coda.io/maker-fund) to build Coda solutions for the masses. Pretty wicked and it seems a whole ton of no-code platforms are opening up their integration communities (to name a few you have Bubble plugins, Bildr patterns, Airtable apps, Adalo components, and now Coda packs ). In Coda's announcement, they mentioned that they want to support makers creating businesses on top of Coda (in the form of packs, docs, etc). What do you think? In this episode, I riff a little on this whole burgeoning integrations economy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lunchpaillabs/message

#56 : conversation avec Carole, Cécile et Julien autour du no-code "non-professionnel"

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 3, 2021 79:11

Ce nouvel épisode est spécial, puisque nous accueillons Carole, Cécile et Julien, des membres de la communauté No-Code France pour qui le no-code n'est pas leur métier. Nous serons donc en mode conversation libre ou presque et vous allez en apprendre plus sur leurs parcours très différents mais animés pas une même passion. Je donne donc la parole à des personnes qui, comme vous peut-être, partagent leurs projets sur le Slack de la communauté, répondent aux questions des autres membres, apprennent aussi énormément aux travers leurs discussions et vivent avec nous cette belle aventure. Vous allez découvrir quels sont leurs parcours respectifs, leurs motivations, les barrières qu'ils ont rencontrées, les raisons qui font que le no-code est entrée dans leur vie et l'évolution de leur passion personnelle vers des activités quasi professionnelles et parfois rémunérées. Des profils très singuliers, aux motivations très différentes. Bref, un épisode dans lequel surement beaucoup d'entre vous pourront se reconnaitre. Ressources : Carole David sur Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/caroletentedestrucs Le site "Tentage de trucs" de Carole fait avec Notion : https://tentagedetrucs.fr Cécile Gibert sur Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/cecile-gibert Cécile Gibert sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/click_ton_kine L'application "Click Ton Kiné" de Kiné de Cécile faite avec Adalo : https://previewer.adalo.com/8feb4d45-2ebb-47bd-a8a3-caed9de8e427 Julien Boidrou sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/JulienNOCODE Le Portfolio de Julien : http://jb.contact L'application de veille no-code "Stackoo" de Julien que beaucoup d'entre vous connaissent déjà et faite avec Glide : https://stackoo.glideapp.io À propos de Contournement : Notre site web : https://www.contournement.io Nos formations : https://www.contournement.online Notre blog : https://ressources.contournement.io Nos réseaux : Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | Facebook Merci à Mickael Bourgois pour le résumé

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Crea tu propia app en Adalo

Paguroideas

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2021 60:05

Hacer programación suena complicado, por suerte existen paginas para crear sitios web que nos pueden ayudar a crecer nuestros proyectos. En el programa de hoy, hablamos del No-code y sobre el valor agregado que nos da conocer estas habilidades. Síguenos en @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales.

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Crea tu propia app en Adalo

Sonoro Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2021 62:04

Hacer programación suena complicado, por suerte existen paginas para crear sitios web que nos pueden ayudar a crecer nuestros proyectos. En el programa de hoy, hablamos del No-code y sobre el valor agregado que nos da conocer estas habilidades.Síguenos en @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Adalo Series A and an interview with David Adkin

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2021 52:56

1:20 - Adalo announced a Series A investment!

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Twilio to buy text messaging platform Zipwhip for $850 million | Merge raises $4.5M to help B2B companies build customer-facing integrations | France says Google, Microsoft cloud services are OK for sensitive data

The SaaS News Roundup

Play Episode Listen Later May 18, 2021 3:04

Cloud-communications firm, Twilio Inc, plans to buy a toll-free messaging provider, Zip-whip, for about $850 million in cash and stock. Zip-whip, which provides a platform for businesses to use their landline or toll-free numbers to send text messages to customers, will become part of Twilio's messaging business unit once the deal closes. The deal is expected to modestly add to Twilio's gross margin and revenue, according to the company. Merge, a start-up that provides an integration platform for product development has raised $4.5 million in a seed round funding led by New Enterprise Associates. Launched in 2020, Merge aspires to provide a unified API for B2B to integrate seamlessly, which explains their up-front investment in their product. They plan to expand into other areas, likely CRM, as per reports. The French Government has stated that Google, and Microsoft's cloud technologies, can be utilized to store France's sensitive data, securely. Google, Microsoft, and Amazon—the market leader in data storage dominate the global industry, raising worries in Europe about the possibility of US surveillance following the passage of the US CLOUD Act of 2018.Adalo, formerly known as Foundry, has raised an $8 million series A round with Oceans Ventures, and OldSlip Group participation. Adalo is a no-code platform, for creating cross-platform mobile, and web applications. The firm provides drag-and-drop design tools, for consumers to create apps. Users can choose from pre-configured modules, or create their own, integrating with existing systems, via database setups, and APIs. It can assist update, and track user data as well as add entries to databases. Furthermore, the platform can construct native apps for both iOS and Android.IBM has updated its open-source web Accessibility Checker tool, to make it easier to discover, and address accessibility issues. The update is planned to take place on May 20, to coincide with Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Last May, IBM released the Equal Access Toolkit, which is essentially a set of rules that provides enterprise developers, with all of the information they need, to include accessibility into their apps. With the newly added multi-scan report functionality, users can automatically scan an entire website or application and collect all of the information into a single Excel spreadsheet. It is vital to make internet services accessible to as many people as possible, given how the epidemic has forced businesses, to embrace digital transformation.

The Nobull Airtable app from Finsweet

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 29, 2021 46:06

0:22 - Episode begins2:22 - Adalo launched a new Component in the Marketplace, Interstitial ads4:09 - Jetboost dropped some new features!7:42 - Connor Finlayson has a new video out “11 tools to level up your Webflow game” 8:27 - Sara Soueidan announced a new accessibility course!9:19 - Finsweet announced a new show, Critique!12:40 - Finsweet also released Nobull into beta (more on that later in this episode)12:50 - MKT1, dropped a newsletter article about how to build your site right the 1st time14:00 - Jan Losert posted a new project built in Webflow, prismdata.com15:05 - Softr dropped some new updates15:40 - Coda launched a new toolbar and cover image!16:40 - Glide announced “Apps for Work”17:52 - Glide is looking for Enterprise customers who want to build on MySQL19:55 - Integromat added a Zoom integration20:43 - Tally Forms now has multi-language support21:06 - Debuild is joining the text based app creation party25:40 - Httpdump looks cool (A simpler version of webhook.site)26:23 - Episode Begins27:50 - Finsweet's launch video40:49 - Docs

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When code gatekeeps no-code

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 16, 2021 52:37

0:22 - Episode begins...1:40 - Webflow launched “focus mode” in the style panel3:30 - Also, the Webflow community update was today!6:17 - John Saunders had an awesome thread about his foray into Webflow7:44 - The rise of the no-code economy panel was awesome!12:01 - Coda now has a color scale in conditional formatting12:15 - Coda also launched custom templates13:26 - Matt's tweet13:31 - Also, Coda's social and marketing game is really next level 14:15 - Patreon just raised $155 Million 14:45 - Wix released the weirdest video we've seen?16:51 - Wix's weird video, part 223:24 - How awsm built a profitable no-code side business24:20 - If you take place in the Microacquire challenge you can get a Bildr Pro account for free25:34 - Also, Michael Gill showed off how he built his calendar app in Bildr25:50 - Softr is starting a “Learn Airtable” course26:15 - NoCodeZ it taking a different approach to building apps28:11 - BaseQL for Airtable looks like an interesting product29:28 - Is anyone using Xano? WMX to replace that WAZM?31:20 - Matt hired Jake and 8020's team is growing!35:45 - James Mishra's tweet (help is here for you, bud!)43:00 - Josh Pigford's tweet44:23 - Marco's tweet44:35 - Our Interview with Marco45:23 - Josh's tweet

An interview with Mike from Minimum Studio

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2021 75:18

00:22 - Episode begins01:12 - Webflow updated limits on some site plans01:42 - Webflow's smooth-scroll will soon respect user preferences02:27 - Webflow is having a live community update on April 14th03:22 - Webflow added a new post to their blog: Zapier vs. Integromat04:14 - Adalo made a huge update to the app bar!05:52 - Formstack is hosting a panel - “The Rise of the No-Code Economy”07:13 - Bildr is now open to the public07:48 - Connor Finlayson posted “Can you build Fiverr.com in Webflow?”08:49 - Hulu is hiring an Airtable Platform Specialist10:45 - Figma has a new starter plan12:14 - Codebolt.dev launched and it's amazing — add code to your Webflow project12:30 - Ben's GitHub + Webflow + VS Code Tutorial12:59 - Our episode on using code in your no-code projects15:25 - Coda now has dark mode16:49 - Softr added quite a few new features, check it out on their what's new page19:10 - Parabola has an FTP integration?!?21:01 - Super Build is teaching how to build Product Hunt product's with no-code23:01 - Lou is a no-code product tour23:58 - Minimum is hiring a Visual Developer27:28 - Matt was at a Sam Parr podcast meetup27:45 - Interview with Mike from Minimum

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Podcast Mergado Pack a Adalo: Jak optimalizovat e-shop na Woocommerce pro lepší rychlost

Mergado To Go

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 8, 2021 26:24

Nabídněte vašim zákazníkům rychlý a dobře fungující e-shop. Pokud je váš online obchod postaven na platformě WooCommerce, máme pro vás konkrétní rady pro jeho optimalizaci na lepší výkon. Spolu s Tomášem Lešňovským z firmy Adalo v dalším podcastu Mergado To Go projdeme všechny kroky, jak zajistit spolehlivou stránku pro nakupující i její správce.

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#21 - Elon Jet, être soldout instant sur Tiktok, Créer du récurrent pour les carwash avec Rinsed, Gorillas lève $200m, Gestion de stock light pour les artisans Etsy

The Farmspot Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 5, 2021 59:02

Jeddi Mees (@antinertia) & François Majean (@Franmjn) présentent le 21ième épisode The Farmspot Podcast dans lequel ils discutent des business & opportunités intéressantes qu'ils découvrent. Dans cet épisode, on parle : Intro. Elon Jet, le bot twitter qui tracke les décollages et atterissages du Jet d'Elon Musk https://twitter.com/ElonJet 2. Une gestion de stock simplifiée pour les artisans, fondé par Dianna Allen (une e-commerçante) et Jeremy Blalock (le fondateur de Adalo) https://inventora.co/ 3. Un artisante de la Résine Epoxy qui est soldout à chaque nouveau produit https://www.tiktok.com/@noemieebl + montrer les coulisses de son business comme force marketing. 4. Outiller les business locaux pour qu'ils puissent créer un revenu prévisible avec leur base de clients : c'est la misssion de plusieurs boîtes comme thetirdplace.is, per-diem.co et Rinsed.co ; par ex, Rinsed a permis à des centaines de d'exploitants de carwash de vendre des abonnements à leurs utilisateurs, tout en les équipant d'une suite d'outils CRM + Analytics. 5. Comment Jeddi a gagné $70 sur Bitclout 6. Up sur le marché de la livraison avec Gorillas qui vient de lever +$200m 00:00 - Elon Jet & autres tweets de la semaine 07:50 - Inventora, gestion de stock pour artisans 13:47 - Des produits en epoxy instananément soldout sur Tiktok 24:55 - Rinsed, ou comment vendre des abonnements en tant que business local afin de créer du revenu prévisible 40:57 - Comment Jeddi a gagné $70 sur Bitclout 51:18 - Up sur le marché de la livraison avec Gorillas qui vient de lever +$200m + pourquoi les gens qui font du b2c publient à gogo sur LinkedIn (qui est a priori b2b) Pour nous suivre : https://twitter.com/Franmjn & https://twitter.com/antinertia Abonne toi à notre newsletter : https://farmspot.co/ Pour rejoindre la communauté : https://farmspot.co/#farmers-family

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#47 : Pascal Levy-Garboua, investir et former dans les technologies no-code

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2021 56:49

Pour ce 47e épisode, je reçois Pascal Levy-Garboua, investisseur et co-fondateur de la société Ottho que vous connaissez très probablement. Après une belle carrière d'entrepreneur dans la Silicon Valley, il devient investisseur et rentre très tôt dans des sociétés no-code tel que Notion ou Adalo. Il connait donc bien cet éco-système et ses enjeux. Il nous partage son parcours et sa vision du no-code dans cette discussion passionnante et dont il y a de nombreux enseignements à tirer. Ressources : Pascal sur Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/pascallevygarboua/ Pascal sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/2pasc Le podcast No-code VC Fit : https://anchor.fm/upcomingvc/episodes/No-Code-VC--Fit-1---Avec-Pascal-Levy-Garboua--Business-Angel--Venture-Partner--Long-Journey-Ventures-epu8rq À propos de >Contournement> : Notre site web : https://www.contournement.io/ Nos formations : https://www.contournement.online Notre blog : https://ressources.contournement.io/ Nos réseaux : Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | Facebook

The March no-code roundup

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 12, 2021 49:45

2:21 - Webflow launched a Merch Store3:50 - Webflow order manager now available in the Designer4:12 - Adalo launched a tutorial on their QR Code Scanner4:39 - And Adalo released new single use in-app purchases!4:50 - Adalocado launched from Parker!!6:47 - Airtable launched an engineering blog7:30 - Airtable also has a Gantt view now9:20 - Airtable also added remote fetch10:43 - Zapier bought Makerpad!13:04 - Veronica (8020)15:30 - Sebastian (8020)17:03 - Zapier adds Bubble and Tally17:30 - Flutterflow launches on Product Hunt (Built on top of Flutter)19:04 - SAP acquires Appgyver20:54 - Baseboosters lets you use Airtable as a backend for your website (Thread)23:28 - Tally added some new features, then launched on Product Hunt24:34 - Softr lets you add and remove users (tutorial on employee portals)24:55 - Glide has lots of updates! Redesigned app builder, tablet preview, and a data tab25:58 - Burger King really stepped in it, then Hunt, Gather made Burger Queen in Webflow29:22 - UI Flow is in beta and you can request early access30:35 - Wix Editor X had a big event and launch!32:11 - Coda rolling in with so many new updates!33:20 - Pixelgeek used a small amount of code to replicate fullpage.js with a Webflow slider35:21 - Jetboost announces better pricing and advanced pagination37:21 - Notion launched an API.......finally?!?39:49 - Integromat's Search Filter42:31 - Lacey's tweet about database or UI first

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Professor Mohammad Keyhani on Generativity, The New Digital Pathway to Business Growth

Economics For Business

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2021

Our metric for business is value generation. The scope of Economics For Business is not determined by business size or type — we don't label firms as small, medium or large, or by the stage of their development, or by industry. We see business through the lens of entrepreneurship, defined as the intentional pursuit of new economic value. A reasonable proxy metric we can use is growth. Business growth is consequence of generating new economic value. That value is determined by customers, and a growing company is creating more customers and/or adding to its share of customer dollars spent in value exchange. The changing dimensions of business growth. The economic route to growth is changing. In today's markets, we often see speed of growth that goes beyond historical expectations. Business models can expand their reach and accelerate their performance over networks faster than ever before. An Austrian perspective on business enables entrepreneurs to perform in a high-growth environment: Austrian entrepreneurs recognize the boundaryless-ness of markets, the flexibility of capital combinations, and re-combinations to respond to the rolling flow of value learning signals from consumers, and the benefits of shedding control in order to accept complexity and emergence. Austrian entrepreneurs are well-placed to enjoy success in today's markets. Professor Mohammad Keyhani sums up the Austrian entrepreneur's advantage in the term Generativity. The generativity of a system is the capacity to produce unprompted, unanticipated change through unfiltered contributions from a large, broad, and varied audience. The concept of generativity is closely aligned with the Austrian ideas of spontaneous order and emergence. By way of an example, the concept has been applied to technologies, where the characteristics of generativity can be identified as the increase in participation as an input and the increase of innovation as an output. One of the results of this thinking has been open innovation: anyone can participate (e.g., when corporate research is not limited to a corporate R&D lab, ideas can come from anywhere outside the corporation), and more and better innovation is an outcome. One of the potential effects of generativity is to overcome knowledge constraints. Open innovation is an example: even the biggest corporation with the best minds in its employment can not possibly have a majority of good ideas. They don't even know what answers they should be looking for. With generativity, the part of the agency for the search for knowledge and entrepreneurial action is carried out by the product itself. Importantly, whereas open innovation is an organizational technique, generativity is a product characteristic. It gives the product itself some entrepreneurial agency in the Austrian sense of the word. Detaching the search process from the searcher. When we face knowledge constraints, we search for answers. But a searcher only knows to search in certain places. Generativity can separate the search from the searcher, unleashing the search process to look in places that would be blind spots for the searcher. Similarly, generative design can generate product ideas that the human designer could not. The incentives of the market can take control of the search process. The demand side (via broad, unfiltered participation) defines the problem to be solved and the supply side (via equally broad and equally unfiltered participation) creates solutions. Generative characteristics can be built-in to a product or service. 5 characteristics of generativity in products are: Leverage: the product can be put to many uses, and users can do many things with it, including those that the product designer could never anticipate. Adaptability: the product can be further modified to broaden its range of tasks even further; new code can be contributed by users, accessories can be added, and so on. Ease Of Mastery: there are no or low barriers to broad usage and broad adoption due to unusual or hard-to-acquire skills. Accessibility: the product is accessible to everyone and its usage is not limited to a specific set of users. Transferability: The advances in and changes to the technology made by some users are transferable to all users; new users can build on what previous users have contributed. Generative products are tools for entrepreneurs. Generative products are a little hard to describe or categorize. They're more like toolkits rather than specific use products. Professor Keyhani started a website to curate some of these kinds of tools / toolkits for entrepreneurs: Entrepreneur-Tools.Zeef.com/Keyhanimo Some examples he mentions: Zapier.com and Integromat.com link web apps and digital tools together via API's to assemble automated workflows. Airtable.com — flexible and powerful cloud-based relational database for regular users. No-code software development tools like Adalo.com (build your own app), Voiceflow.com (build your own voice app) and Bubble.io (anyone can be a software developer). There is a broad future growth path in generativity. Let users generate innovations; let them accumulate (new users can build on the innovations of earlier users); focus on capturing as much of the value as is appropriate for the entrepreneur-as-orchestrator. Additional Resources "How Generative Is Your Business?" (PDF): Mises.org/E4B_104_PDF "A Theory of Digital Firm-Designed Markets: Defying Knowledge Constraints with Crowds and Marketplaces" by Mohammad Keyhani, et al (on JSTOR): Mises.org/E4B_104_PDF2 Professor Keyhani's website: MohammadKeyhani.com

Professor Mohammad Keyhani on Generativity, The New Digital Pathway to Business Growth

Interviews

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2021

Design tools no-coders can't live without

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 29, 2021 59:14

0:58 - Webflow launches another accessibility feature, vision preview!1:30 - Stark 2:27 - WCAG 3.02:45 - Adalo adds new fonts (over 1,000!)3:56 - Parker Thompson, No-Code Report + Olada.fun4:35 - Coda opening packs up for everyone? 5:28 - Corey Moen's Tweet6:02 - Memberstack introduces new pricing6:40 - Webflow for Students8:45 - Outseta's new website9:51 - Mackenzie Child has something else in the works already? 11:18 - Softr raises $2.2 million Series A round12:45 - Also, they already have user accounts available on free plansXX:XX - Glide now has a “swipe” layout!14:02 - Michael from Stacker App was interviewed by Garry Tan14:21 - Zapier is releasing a looping action18:25 - The Design Director at Figma shared his 20 Speed tips18:47 - Flowbase rebrands Optimizer to Optily Tools mentioned:SketchFigmaCanvaRemove BGDownsizeStarkHumaaaansIconifyBlobsSort LayersUnsplashAdobe SuiteImage TracerAffinity ToolsVector MagicClipping MagicAfter EffectsMiroGoogle JamboardHappy HuesCoolorsDropbox PaperCodaNotionTinyPNGBulk Resize PhotosPrintful GeneratorArtboard StudioRender ForestScreelyAPI FlashAdobe FontsLeague of Movable TypeGoogle FontsDaFontFont SquirrelIcons8Icon FinderStreamline IconsFlat IconRemix IconsMaterial IconsSplineDon't use FontawesomeSuper Mega Pack

#1 with Mat Sherman - Building the Future with No Code

Crashing Up

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2021 19:58

Randy Ginsburg (@GinsburgRandy) is joined by Mat Sherman (@Mat_Sherman)*, the founder of FWD Thinking City (now Growthmeter). He's also the host of Forward Thinking Founders podcast, where he's interviewed hundreds of founders of pre-seed and seed stage companies from all over the world. They discuss the future of building venture backed startups using no code apps such as Webflow, Adalo, Typeform, and Zapier, along with the lessons Mat has learned from interviewing over 500 founders. If you liked this episode and want more content from me, subscribe to my newsletter Crashing Up where I share weekly thoughts and finds for curious, entrepreneurial minds. You can also check out my website randymginsburg.com *Handles are for Twitter

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First impressions: Softr

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 22, 2021 58:50

1:25 - Mackenzie Child launched https://www.supermegapack.co!! 4:59 - Adalo making a call for people to test bringing in external users!

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Interview with Lacey Kesler, Co-Founder Visual Dev Co

Talks With SaraNoSocks

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 22, 2021 41:34

This week I sat down with Lacey Kesler, who's no stranger to the no code community! She's the founder of Women in No Code (WINC), Co-Founder of Visual Dev Co, where she's a podcast co-host and helping to build an education platform and she's just recently taken on the role of Head of Education at Adalo. She's also up to something new with the OnDeck NoCode Cohort, tune in for a sneak peak! This was another amazing episode where Lacey shared how a team failure during her product management days helped her discover what was really important. She shares a ton of actionable advice on how to just start and what she's doing to help future no code freelancers. Connect With Lacey: Twitter: https://twitter.com/LaceyKesler Women in No Code (WINC) - https://www.meetwinc.com/ VisualDev.co - https://twitter.com/visualdevco Connect with Sara: Twitter: https://twitter.com/saranosocks YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFhre2AtdwJ-a70igsRoA4g Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/saranosocks Work with Her:https://www.saranosocks.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talks-with-saranosocks/message

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An interview with Carri Craver

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2021 57:02

1:24 - Webflow raises 140 million Series B and now valued at $2.1 Billion

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An interview with the Pixel Geek

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2021 70:37

0:22 - Episode begins1:27 - Webflow launches it Enterprise program1:50 - And with it a new wing within Experts: Enterprise Partners3:39 - Webflow launched a new feature – nested symbols5:36 - Webflow is launching a new 21 day course5:59 - A great guide on how to make your Webflow site more accessible6:40 - Airtable now has script templates7:40 - Also, Airtable is hiring!7:54 - Zapier now has an integration with Circle App8:47 - We didn't talk about it last time, but it now connects with Amazon Honeycode too9:50 - Circle app crossed 1k+ paying communities within their first year10:56 - Jetboost now integrates with Outseta for setting favorites11:57 - Chris also brought in Sarwech from nocodelytics12:36 - Makerpad now has Creator Grants13:50 - Mackenzie Child working on accessibility friendly color palettes13:57 - It will be a part of his Super Mega Webflow Pack15:30 - Softr announced some December updates16:05 - Bubble has a new series teaching the end to end process of building an app18:10 - Bubble also had an Immerse Digital Demo Day showcasing no-code Black entrepreneurship18:47 - Coda launched a doc detailing their review of 202018:55 - Ben rebuilt Things 3 with Coda19:51 - Is anyone out there using Firetable?21:54 - Stacker sent out an email about connecting other apps (e.g. Stripe, Intercom, etc.)22:32 - Ycode coming for that

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The December no-code roundup

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2020 43:30

1:16 - Webflow Cyber Week sale on templates!2:00 - Have you been watching Webflow's Design Monday's2:50 - Bravo has HTML & Markdown styling now3:22 - No Code Jac is looking for some Zapier and Integromat pros4:04 - Carrie Craver has the No Code Coffee Club to connect for free4:46 - We need more women in no-code7:25 - WINC7:43 - Buildbox has a guide out on how to make a 3D game with no-code8:20 - Outseta now has SSO Integration with Circle App and Affiliate integration with Rewardful10:40 - Sheena from Inside No-Code is giving away paid subscriptions in December11:16 - Glide has a guide for building a Google Analytics Glide App14:29 - Adalo + Metaranx = MAGIC16:22 - Metaranx also sent out a big batch of closed beta invites16:32 - Adalo also has a horizontal chip list now!16:47 - Softr now has web app functionality!!20:20 - Pory has some cool updates for November20:49 - Zapier has a live workshop this week on getting started with their amazing tool21:29 - Stacker development has not slowed down at all22:45 - Salesforce purchased Slack for 27 BILLION?

The November no-code roundup

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2020 34:34

0:22 - Episode begins02:47 - Webflow now lets you organize assets with folders03:32 - Webflow has a load more backups button in the Designer now04:17 - You can import multi-reference items via CSV in Webflow now!

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The no-code tools we're most excited to try

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2020 53:23

0:22 - Episode begins1:32 - Webflow E-commerce now has variant pill selectors2:49 - Webflow has billboards now? 3:35 - Webflow has folders4:58 - Adalo now has horizontal lists5:45 - Coda and Masterclass launched a doc about launches5:55 - Notion → Coda Importer6:38 - That incredible Coda marketing video7:44 - You can mark columns as protected in Glide now8:37 - Bubble has a new community stream, Bubble Office Hours!13:02 - Kieran17:57 - Custom domains are now available on Substack19:09 - Sam (@thisdickie on Twitter) built his site using Notion20:31 - You can get Sam's Notion template on his website (Built in Webflow

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EP36: Adalo - Construye Apps Móviles Funcionales sin Programar.

Apps para Emprendedores

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 17, 2020 5:26

Esto es Apps Para Emprendedores, mi nombre es Jorge Diaz. De Lunes a Sábado te recomiendo una nueva app cada día para incrementar tus ingresos. La App de hoy es Adalo.com Adalo es una Web App que te permite hacer drag and drop como power point para poder construir tu propia aplicación móvil que puedes publicar en la Apple App Store y Google Play Store. La plataforma de Adalo es gratis y cuando ya estés listo para publicar en las app stores puedes pagar $50 USD al mes para publicar tu app en Google y Apple App Stores. Hay agencias que desarrollan tu app móvil utilizando Adalo y te cobran $10,000 dolares y la pueden lanzar en 1 mes. Esto es interesante pues ya agencias sin programadores estan aprovechando este tipo de apps que tienen muchos beneficios como la de validar productos rapidamente sin programar. No te pierdas Apps Para Emprendedores y recibe las apps en tu Email. Envía un email en blanco a recibe@AppsParaEmprendedores.com y suscríbete hoy. Vuelve mañana por más Apps Para Emprendedores.

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The most underrated Webflow features

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 8, 2020 48:24

0:22 - Episode begins1:35 - Webflow Mini Lessons are here with Grimur1:49 - McGuire Brannon3:26 - First, Last, Even, Odd Styling is here in Webflow for CMS Items4:16 - E-commerce Discounts are out of beta5:30 - FoxyCart, Shopify6:47 - Webflow Customer Support Team won an award! (S/O to Ben!)7:48 - Finsweet poaches Raymmar Tirado (NoCodeVideo, CloneComp)9:20 - NoCodeDevs Newsletter was on Product Hunt10:09 - Episode 2 of The Flowmingo Show is here (by Mackenzie Child)10:48 - Glide Update: The math column can now do calculations with date and time11:19 - Chris Messina launched an Alfred custom search directory with Pory and Airtable11:58 - Alfred App13:20 - Keyboard Maestro, StreamDeck14:42 - Unqork hits $2B valuation with new fundraise16:57 - Adalo Update: Sign in with Google is here!17:30 - Adalo also offers annual pricing17:39 - PixelGeek's No-Code Awards18:00 - Makerpad's T-30 Awards21:02 - Memberstack Updates22:20 - Parabola Updates23:55 - Ben's cloneable to encourage people to vote — get it here!27:57 - Tweet at us! @visualdevfm28:20 - Discussion begins28:39 - Lacey's underrated features32:31 - Matt's underrated features40:10 - Ben's underrated features

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A first look at Google Tables

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2020 48:06

0:22 - Episode begins1:07 - Zapier tweeted out their Fastest Growing Apps of 20201:44 - ClickUp, Webflow, Zoom, Netlify2:09 - Webflow surpassed 100,000 customers2:47 - Webflow Update: You can set now set global Canonical Tags4:13 - Airtable Update: Airtable has a new view sidebar5:00 - Airtable's blog post: How to Schedule Google Calendar Events right from within Airtable5:20 - Adalo's blog post: 14 Resources We Use When Creating No Code Apps6:17 - Glide Update: Add deep links in your app6:51 - Glide Update: New event picker for dates7:18 - Lacey's now running the Indie Hacker's no-code community group8:16 - Rosie, Head of Community for Indie Hackers9:10 - WINC9:47 - Pory: Turn your Airtable into a Website10:58 - Sam, the founder of Pory12:28 - Makerpad's 30-day Challenge12:53 - Makerpad is teaching you how to build a community13:19 - Zeroqode Conference: Register here13:56 - Google released an Airtable Clone... Tables14:15 - Episode begins: Google Tables14:20 - Matt's take on Google Tables (Mentioned: Honeycode, Stackby)18:00 - Lacey's take on Google Tables (Mentioned: Killed by Google)21:00 - Ben's take on Google Tables (Mentioned: Pricing page, Templates, Google Material Design)21:21 - Area 12028:49 - Killed by Google35:19 - Appsheet40:16 - Google Colab, Google Data Studio41:34 - Building a website in Google Sites45:50 - Building with Google Tables: Official Tutorial

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Best build strategies when using Webflow

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2020 68:39

0:22 - Episode begins1:09 - Webflow announced the Webflow World Tour Winners1:19 - Business or E-Commerce Prototype: Zoom Prototype by Sarkis Buniatyan1:41 - Best Enterprise Solution: Webflow Haypi by Finsweet5:25 - Best Integration or Add-on: Vivek Shukla5:56 - Best Social Impact Project: STEAMCycle6:10 - Best Portfolio or Side Project: The Mountaineer by Amit Patel6:25 - Best Cloned Project or Use of a Pre-built Template: Shariar Azad Evan7:23 - Webflow Update: Control font display settings for faster loading8:25 - Built-in text accessibility contrast checker9:54 - Cat Noone of Stark (Listen to our episode with her)10:57 - Webflow listed as one of the top 100 private cloud companies11:30 - Glide Update: Glide released another course on building your own custom tasks12:00 - Glide also released the ability to release your own personal app12:44 - Adalo had a “Make a Clone” challenge13:47 - Adalo's Two-Minute Tuesday for the Stopwatch component + Lottie component14:00 - Minimum Studio14:28 - Airtable raises $185M and releases 3 huge new features14:52 - Airtable Automations15:44 - Airtable Apps16:12 - Airtable Sync22:00 - Outseta23:00 - Stacker has been funded!25:05 - IFTTT Pro has arrived26:08 - Notion's API is coming! They're hiring a Dev Advocate26:27 - Notion's security flaw28:21 - Integromat responded to Matt's comment re: Support28:49 - Parabola33:38 - EPISODE: Best Build Strategies for Webflow35:30 - Style Guide36:40 - Wireframing37:15 - Understanding what content you're going to use before you start38:00 - Sticky notes + building your CMS39:00 - What are the end goals?49:50 - Components + CMS52:00 - Styling responsively53:00 - Using swatches54:11 - Biggest mistakes we made56:20 - Font optimization57:16 - Webflow Interactions57:45 - Dialing in your testing58:05 - Adding internal scripts58:16 - Fathom Analytics58:30 - Calling different JS libraries58:44 - Ben's pro-tip: Preventing a video from loading on mobile using JS59:45 - Lazy Load (A Webflow default now)1:00:08 - Webflow University1:02:00 - Image Optimizations (TinyPNG, Squoosh App, etc.)1:02:55 - Use SVGs when you can1:03:37 - Use thumbnails when possible in the CMS1:04:00 - Avoid icon fonts1:04:40 - Clean up unused styles1:04:58 - Quick Find (CMD + K or CMD + E)1:05:15 - Webflow 15-sec tutorial on Quick Find

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An interview with David Adkin

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2020 56:27

In this episode, Ben, Matt, and Lacey chat with Adalo founder, David Adkin on the new Adalo Marketplace Components! David also shares some updates and news about what's next.

EP23 Movimiento NO CODE: 8 Tools Para Vender en Internet Sin Programar.

Software Como Servicio

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2020 26:52

En este episodio número 23 te voy a contar sobre WebFlow, Adalo, WordPress, Carrd, Zapier, AirTable, Bubble y Bildr. Estas herramientas te están transportando al futuro donde no vas a necesitar programadores para realizar tu app móvil. Web app o sitio web. Agencias digitales van a poder crear apps y vender apps a negocios con estas herramientas, creando y lanzando proyectos mucho más fácilmente y rápidamente. Se está creando una nueva industria llamada NO CODE o Sin Codigo. Personalmente me impactó Bildr y debes de escuchar por que me impacto esta herramienta y como le puedes sacar provecho. Vamos a Platicar.

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The Future is No-Code

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Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2020 41:59

In this episode, we talk with David Adkin from Adalo about his new e-book and miniseries "The Future is No-Code." This project started with one simple idea. What if David could ask a bunch of experts the same questions to help us figure out what exactly “No-Code” is, how it's going to affect everyone, and why we're all so excited about it.

#11 : Arnaud de Bergh, comment on crée un outil no-code tel que Infinable

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2020 60:54

Dans cet épisode, Alex échange avec Arnaud de Bergh, le créateur d'infinable, un outil no-code pour créer des sites et des applications web. C'est un sacré challenge dans lequel Arnaud et son équipe se sont lancés donc on a voulu en savoir plus. On a longuement échangé sur les choix qu'ils ont fait et les difficultés auxquelles ils font face. C'était vraiment passionnant de passer de l'autre coté du miroir et envisager les app builders du coté de l'éditeur plutôt que de l'utilisateur. Ça devrait vous apporter pas mal d'éclairage sur des questions que vous pourriez vous poser sur le fonctionnement de Bubble ou Adalo car vous verrez qu'ils font finalement tous face aux mêmes problématiques quel que soit leur taille. Bon épisode ! Notre site web : https://www.contournement.io/ Nos formations : https://www.contournement.online Notre blog : https://blog.contournement.io/ Nos réseaux : Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | Facebook

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Stacker App

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2020 60:39

In this episode, we talk about all the new things in no-code! A lot of great stuff from Adalo, Bravo Studio, Draftbit, and more. Also, there's going to be another No Code Conf this year! Then we dive into a great tool called Stacker App.

#6 : Lucien Tavano et Louis de Vaumas, comment faire des applis mobiles avec Adalo