flâneur

Phong Hoang

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on the atlas — 5

highlights — 10

  • You’re not locked into any, so don’t feel trapped.
    Intro to No-Code Guide
  • So, the bottom line here is, try not to dwell on this decision for too long because regardless of what platform you’re using, you’ll be able to utilize the knowledge you learn on future no-code projects.
    Intro to No-Code Guide
  • it’s important for you to try out a few tools that you’re interested in, rather than putting pressure on picking the ‘right’ one off the bat,
    Intro to No-Code Guide
  • try not to dwell on this decision for too long because regardless of what platform you’re using, you’ll be able to utilize the knowledge you learn on future no-code projects.
    Intro to No-Code Guide
  • Equip non-engineering teams (marketers, product managers and customer support) with low-code tools to reduce internal dependencies. Tara Reed did this at Google.
    Low-Code: Leverage, Tools, Security - Trends.vc
  • Most no-code tools can scale but it doesn’t matter. Scaling isn’t the hard part. Traction is. Once you validate demand, I’ll come scale it for you.
    No-Code: Faster Development, Scalability, Leverage - Trends.vc
  • No-Code Low-Code Code — New businesses will follow this path. Mature companies will have all three.
    No-Code: Faster Development, Scalability, Leverage - Trends.vc
  • No-code is just programming, at a higher level of abstraction. Instead of expressing computer instructions through symbols and syntax, the no-coder designs and builds solutions with boxes and buttons. It’s software development, in a visual programming language. No-Code is New Programming - Jeremy Q. Ho
    Intro to No-Code Guide
  • No-code is the name given to a huge collection of software and platforms that let anyone - not just trained developers - build powerful apps for your business
    Intro to No-Code Guide
  • Starting [at a young age] he’s read everything that he could find about business. The subject that interests him, he’s read newspapers, biographies, trade press. He went over to his grandfather who was a grocer and he read the progressive grocer magazine, and he read articles on how to stock a meat department... What he’s really done is he’s created this immense vertical filing cabinet in his brain of layers and layers and layers of files of information that he can draw back on now for more than 70 years worth of data. placeholder You’re done!
    Curius / Onboarding