For this second season, I've decided to embark on a quick train journey to go meet my parents in a small town of the Czech Republic. Over 7 days I will go through Geneva, Zurich, Vienna and Prague before reaching Karlovy Vary. 

As you can guess, I've tried to get in touch with no-coders along the way to have a chat with them.

I couldn't find anyone in Geneva, but in Zurich, Natascha Buck was nice enough to accept my invitation.

She's an automation expert and a Notion ambassador. That's going to be a good talk!

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00:00:05 Introduction to No-Code World Radio and upcoming journey

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For this last episode of the first season of the podcast, I decided to do something a bit different and evade the no-code space. So I called my old travel blogger friend, Kash Bhattacharya to catch up on his industry. I was curious for him to tell me more about the blogger/influencer business and see if there were any common points with the no-code content creators. I also took the chance to ask him for some productivity tips for working while traveling.

I hope you enjoyed this first season. It's really an experiment and probably not yet what I envisioned originally for this podcast. But please make me some feedbacks and together let's make an amazing season 2!

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00:00:05 Introduction to No Code War Radio and guest announcement

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For my second episode in Berlin, I met with Chris Strobl who started the website No-Code Germany. But as you will see in the episode, he's done many things before that and now has some serious plans for no-code in Germany. He also told be a lot about the tech scene in Berlin and why it's such an interesting city to start companies right now.

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I'm finally in Berlin and there are many interesting to meet here! I started Jan Oberhauser who created the no-code automation software n8n. A very promising no-code tool that is also open source, which is very rare in our space, unfortunately. So we definitely talked more about that, how Jan started n8n and why. He also shares with me some insights about the local scene and Berlin in general.

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0:00:06 Introduction to No-Code World radio and Berlin as a tech hub

0:03:07 Jan's journey from side project to launching N8n

0:08:58 The Power of Node-based Visualization Tools

0:12:09 Balancing Code and No-Code in n8n's Approach

0:17:48 Open Source vs. Open Core Business Models

0:27:34 Open-source Contributions and Pull Requests

0:36:17 Limitations of current setup and local tunnel usage

0:39:33 Roadmap: User management, fine-grained control for teams and groups.

0:42:28 Cloud option offers easy sign-up, data backup, and simplified authentication.

0:47:15 Hackmation: Quarterly event where teams automate processes and explore new possibilities.

0:50:03 Potential Collaborations and Meetups in Berlin's Startup Scene

0:56:52 Wrapping Up the Episode with a Technical Deep Dive

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Hamburg is the next stop of the trip and there I'm meeting with Alex Sprogis, the second half of VisualMakers. We had a long conversation about how we went from coding to no-coding. He also shares with us the beginnings of VisualMakers and his vision for no-code.

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00:00:00 #4: In Hamburg, Alex tells me how he went from programmer to no-coder

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I finally arrive in Germany, a country comparable to France in size so I'm quite curious to see what is the local no-code scene like. On Twitter, several people pointed me towards VisualMakers.de, a company run by Lilith Brockhaus and Alexander Sprogis. I decided to head first to Cologne where Lilith is currently living so that she can tell everything about what they are doing, what led her to no-code and the local scene.

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After Ghent, I stayed for a few days in Amsterdam. From there I did a quick day trip to Leiden, a student city closer to The Hague. I went to meet with Vincent Krouwels, co-founder of the no-code agency Tinkso, to talk about the agency business and especially with Bubble that they really master. Of course, I ask him also about his journey to no-code and some insights about the local scene.

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The first interview of my trip across Belgium, Netherlands and Germany is in Ghent. I headed there to meet with Marie Martens and Filip Minev to know more about Tally.so a no-code form builder that I really like. We talked about their careers before doing Tally, their vision of no-code, the challenges of building a tool like Tally and of course, the local scene.

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In this episode, I tell you everything about this podcast and what I aim to do with it.

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0:00:06 Introduction to No Cut World Radio and podcast goals

0:01:20 Rules of the podcast: In-person interviews and focus on NoCode

0:02:23 Background of the host - Tech industry, programming, and NoCode discovery