In November, Webflow hosted no-code conf a 2-day conference all about no-code, and 🤯 there were some fire announcements. I was happy to get to attend virtually and here's my download from the very first day which wasn't previously posted.

After a little hiatus because of life we're (I'm) back with some thinking about November's product experiment (resurrection of the village: https://thevillagenetwork.mn.co/ -- an experiment I launched in the summer of 2020)

Today was rough. Some thoughts and rumblings and keeping perspective on tough days.

Lunch Pail’s build weekend experiment didn’t really pan out but we’ve been seeing more progress with breaking up longer terms experiments into items we can execute daily.

This week’s week in review 👀

During Coda's Block Party, their team made a huge announcement sharing that anyone will now be able to create packs for the Coda community ( https://coda.io/packsbeta ) and they also announced a $1 million fund (https://coda.io/maker-fund) to build Coda solutions for the masses. Pretty wicked and it seems a whole ton of no-code platforms are opening up their integration communities (to name a few you have Bubble plugins, Bildr patterns, Airtable apps, Adalo components, and now Coda packs ). In Coda's announcement, they mentioned that they want to support makers creating businesses on top of Coda (in the form of packs, docs, etc). What do you think? In this episode, I riff a little on this whole burgeoning integrations economy.

All about an approach we're trying to push more experiments.

On focusing on making each day a success

Spent the past couple of days at Render ATL which is the largest southeast conference all about React and inclusion. Tune in for thoughts on what we can take and apply to no-code

Good, bad and ugly at Lunch Pail this week.