40. How to use No Code apps to build your first product
Tech for Non-Techies
English - March 31, 2021 08:53 - 18 minutes - 14.6 MBEntrepreneurship Business Technology entrepreneurship accelerator bigtech enty founder investors productmanagement sophiamatveeva startup startups Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Learning notes from this episode:
The no code movement is the idea that you can build a digital product using existing tools, which you assemble together without writing any of your own code. It includes everything from website and app builders like Bubble, to tools that automate e-commerce processes and marketing, like Mailchimp.
Building a simple solution using tools that are already out there, means that you can get it into users’ hands, get feedback and see if there is a business case.
No code solutions will only get you to a certain point because their functionality is limited. If your initial tests show that there is a market need for your tech enabled solution, you will have to develop your own technology.
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