Nice video, welldone.

Why did you choose AirTable instead of Notion? Why WebFlow?

That was really valuable! Thank you! I had just begun dabbling around Drapcode, particularly for its ability to export code and easier learning curve. I come from a page design background so it was familiar. If I were more skilled, I would move on to Wappler. (It's looks amazing!) I really appreciated the insight on these options. I now have the data to eliminate some options with an informed viewpoint. My only concern with Drapcode is feeling secure because it is new and less well known. What's your view?

Hello guys, I'm wondering if these tools actually work because I have an idea that I want to implement through an app or website, and I don't have enough money to hire web developers. Thanks in advance.

It is free forever?

Can this be done with Zapier too?

Webflow for UI, Wized for middlelayer, Xano for backend. (Draftbit + Xano for native solution.)

Can you use Zapier instead?

Thanks for sharing!

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five minutes in already loved the video

Excellent job with your videos, very clear and to the point. I'd be interested in your take on Oracle APEX as a no/low code development tool.

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what is necessary to add a feature such as a camera in your no code app?

How's Bildr for a 3D model shop site?

Thanks for this great comparison!

Thanks for the video, really nice comparison

looks cool

Hey, why do you exclude Clutch when you talked about Mobile Apps? Do you recommend Clutch for Mobile Apps in 2023?

It seems there are 2 categories of tools: no-code and low-code. Within these, there are again 2 sub-categories: mobile app oriented (flutterflow/draftbit) and desktop web oriented (webflow etc). Is there a tool that does it all well? I know FlutterFlow and Draftbit say they build PWAs, but its very, very hard to build a full fledged enterprise desktop app using them. I don't even see any videos showing how to build a web site. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Retool seems to be the closest to both but has 2 significant issues: 1) they charge per user for running your applications and not just building, so the costs go up very fast 2) they are built for only internal applications (whatever that means). I suspect there is going to be reckoning soon and there is going to be a severe and drastic consolidation of players into a few: Bubble, Unqork, Retool, Appgyver (SAS), etc. Wonder where that will leave the other players since their products are all practically identical with nothing to distinguish between them.

Love the videos, good job, you should do more videos like this.

Sucks draftbit got rid of their $15 plan now... Great video!! thank you so much!

Two comments that I would like to get your opinion on as relates to these app builders vs Bubble. I see that in Bubble, it comes with a built-in database option, so you don't need a 3rd party cloud provider for your db and api's talking to that db. Also, Bubble seems oriented to the web but these 2 seem built for the app market. Is there any tool which has all of it - db built in, app and web support? Seems to me that all the tools have some limitation, which means that none of them are fully NO CODE platforms. For the missing pieces, you will have to be a developer to fill those gaps. Any comments?

Great video. Looking for more

Do you think AppGyver is the best no code mobile app development platform? Specifically for publishing to app marketplaces

I found learning an actual framework easier than using wappler. To even get to the point where you have a boilerplate app with authentication is easier using actual code than using wappler.

Thank you for the video.. You mentioned at the end of the video about the app driver, what do you mean by it?

Looks really cool. The only concern I would have with using this in an Enterprise setting is LTS. Other than that it's probably really practical if you just need to throw together a quick API for a smaller project. Saves you so much time. EDIT: I played around with Canonic a little bit and I have to say I'm encountering an unpleasant amount of bugs with their UI and documentation. These include crashes that force you to reload the page, inputs for endpoints disappearing in the UI after deploying and some dead links in their documentation. I'm sure they'll fix it eventually but at the time of writing this comment (11/07/2022)[dd-mm-yyyy] it's quite buggy.

Oh yeah also has anybody used ycode. It look like a pretty capable web app builder as well it doesn't have pwa capabilities though.

wappler and bildr seem to be the most advanced ones

What are the alternatives of DrapCode that you mentioned at minute 20:32???

I've been following your channel for a long time, I like your logic for no code, and your videos. If you are planning to publish recordings for the of tutorials, (there are very few beginner's tutorials for Bildr)? I would like to watch it, and maybe this yours application (stackoverflow) step by step, I think it would be interesting to your other followers. Best regards Aleksandar

This was really healpful! Thank you so much! If you allow me, I wanna ask you what web-app builder do you think could manage to make a music player web-app? I am thinking Soundcloud style. Again, thank you!

Hi, great video! What builder would you recommend for building mobile apps that you can use offline? Or can all 3 of the above build that?

Thanks for showing how you built this, gives a good into to how Bildr works... do they have to host the application when it is complete? What if you wanted to sell this same type of website to a client, can you easily do that?

Hi, Thank you for your well explained videos. Very listener friendly. Could you answer some questions? I think I need a PWA app but not sure, actually. Do any of these no-code makers allow the apps to be PWA? And what is SAP? I looked at its website but I am confused????

good vid! When FultterFlow talks about Firebase, can Firebase be a local database stored with the app on the user's phone, or is Firebase always in the Cloud, and the phone needs to be online in order to access it's Firebase database ?

Nice video thanks. What tool would you recommend for someone who wants to integrate GoogleMaps in their app? I am quite a visual person. Low code (my background is Python/Kivy but these apps are slow. C++, Perl). I don't know much Java or Dart yet.

Looks great, congrats! One question though, I noticed that while the data is being fetched it shows some kind of "placeholders", is this adjustable or is it the natural behaviour of Bildr?

Thanks for the video, helped me in my research

Great work. I think you are picking some really quality tools that get overlooked because they are fairly new to the market compared to other tools such as webflow and bubble.

Great .

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really good job! Thank Youuuuuuuuu

Bildr looks promising. But Wappler could actually be the next huge thing in nc-lc.

Thanks Alex i am lookinng for such comparison of the best tool for no code to build websites for our customers... which do you suggest is the best

I use Wappler and your right more learning curve but the back end functionality is impressive. Hosting is difficult cause it involves hosting the NodeJS server as well, so a basic hosting packages wont work, you need to get a VPS, your own virtual private server and load everything there.... But Wappler contains internal functionality to make it easier... Your review was spot on.

Can we download Adobe XD file to flutter flow

This is really good! I was studying low-code app builders and I did not know about Clutch. I really like that you explain from a person who can both design and code - awesome job - I hope you will continue.