Launch Your Startup In 30 Days With No-Code and AI

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@amirnathoo4600 11 ай бұрын

The fact that the app is bloated is not because of the developer. It's generally founders who have no clue what an MVP is. So while I agree hiring a developer is a bad idea, no-code tools are not going to teach you to build an MVP..you still need to go through a disciplined approach to building your app. Everything an experienced developer would do for a commercial software product still applies: the design, the architecture, the testing, breaking down features into small achievable goals, iterations,... So please don't think just because you are using no-code, somehow magically you will get your beautiful app out the door, without a lot of hard work.

@oklufbokluf2839 8 ай бұрын

yep. thats what i am experiencing. bubble is the right name. once youve learned that sht, u have to remain in it, and aquire more customers and future developers, to blow the bubble up. Its really cool stuff! but, the corepoint for me, aswell for the most is, to develop an fullstack with no code and LESS logical Issues to solve. I guess, i will still use bubble, until an fullstack ai like devin arrives. Cause Bubble is a LANGUAGE, so still remains Programming, with NOCODE, but still programming, thats a skill u have to study, or be clever enough how to solve problem by yourself. Bubble is in my opinion the easiest way to learn IT by doing it. Once you understand how Machines work, you can learn code easier, or an ai will take over the job. Bubble BIG minus point is the sourcecode... as a customer who would bye an app from a bubble developer, Never can go outside of bubble, until bubble shuts his servers down. Thats a massive Vantage lock in. A Bubble. However, still A genius app, for starters without cash an much ideas. thats why i am using it. And very Importand. Dont forget. Bubble Improves his Platform daily too. So maybe oneday, you can drag an drop your own shooter, or use Promptassistance to Programm your app. So its a bubble. go in, Stay in, Grow together. Thats there plan. Its a good, but a lil evil plan.

@ThisTimingIsPerfect 8 ай бұрын

I'm Near Seattle, WA. Ive been needing guidance on planning testing and actually taking action on launching a Start up. Thank you so much for providing this information so I can start this thing, finally! I have No Computer coding skills and am excited to see tools that I can use !

@hiimbeen Жыл бұрын

Such incredible value!! Can’t believe this is free 🤯

@jasonstewart1256 Ай бұрын

Arizona

@mustseevideos7777 2 ай бұрын

Your free course link is broken. Sounds great. Please fix.

@AP_123_ 3 ай бұрын

I tried accessing the free course but the link is broken. Please advise and drop the correct link here. Thanks!

@Moneymaster1975 5 ай бұрын

Building a SAAS

@AlphaDogsSwag 5 ай бұрын

Wow I find that so strange and backwards that he says in the industry nobody will sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement(NDA), and if you mention one you're reduced to a newbie. When in fact a newbie wouldn't have a clue that a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) exist, and most likely even if they did wouldn't have the balls to ask. People aren't around to steal your ideas? Well then why was the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) created? I would assume that it was created to remedy issue/problem intellectual property theft. I also like the fact that he says courts don't enforce it, I don't doubt that for a second, and that's one of the biggest problems with United States, as far as Americans are concerned. Seems to me that it's wide open for foreigners to take major advantage of Americans while united States sits idle, almost as if they're taking part, as if they're working against Americans, in an almost traitorous type capacity. I thank you for your Insight, because there's been a major hold up for me, and that has been in the 'legal'(if you want to call it that) side of business. The fact that I feel as if I am swimming in an ocean of sharks with absolutely no protection from the legal societies. And thankfully you have pretty much confirmed that. I have to admit I am rather sick to my stomach, thinking that if I want to get into business, I am going to be forced to do so as a bumbling stumbling fool left to the good graces of people I don't know, generally I don't really like, and surely don't trust. In my world, trust is earned and you have to first begin by building rapport. I can't believe how with so many college degrees, more than has ever been on the planet Earth, we seem to be moving backwards, the only forward movement is in technology and everything else is backwards

@wearenocode 5 ай бұрын

Hey there, I was terrified too sharing my idea the first time I started. Over time I realized that I would actually have to talk about it to a lot of people to gather the resources and people to make it happen. I was so worried about sharks, but the truth is that real sharks don’t have time to rob ideas. The rare cases of this I’ve heard of were where a programmer and the founder disagreed. If you hire someone there are clauses “work done for hire” and IP clauses that protect you.