[#008] No Code Development Platform
Developing a platform without coding.
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No-code development platforms let programmers and non-programmers build software applications through a graphical user interface and configuration instead of writing codes. It is designed to speed up the development process of applications. These platforms have increased in adoption as companies deal with the parallel trends of an increasingly mobile workforce and a limited supply of competent software developers.
Taking your mind off the stress of writing code and testing to see if the code is bug free is what no-code platforms provide at scale. History has it that for you to build interactive things on the internet required you to at least have some knowledge of code. That’s changing, thanks to tools that permit anyone to create interactive things without any coding knowledge.
No-code helps small businesses improvise by allowing them to connect thousands of apps, and they don’t need any programming knowledge to do so.
Again, I have curated a list of resources that will help you understand No-Code platforms for Web/App Development.
Enjoy the journey!
Opportunities in Tech🧠
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Suggested Articles✍️🏾
Yommy Ojo - Why No Code tools make it easier to work full time and get your side projects to market
When Low-Code/No-Code Development Works — and When It Doesn’t
No-Code Platforms 💻
Book Recommendation📚📚
📚 Zero to One by Blake Masters and Peter Thiel.
📚 No Excuses!: The Power of Self-Discipline for Success in Your Life
📚 Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen
📚 How to Develop a Super Power Memory by Harry Lorayne.
Quote of the day👋
"It's not just engineers that can build something useful on the internet, it really could be anyone." — Ryan Hoover
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