In this episode of 'This Week in NoCode,' hosts JJ Englert and David Pal sit down with Raphael, CEO and co-founder of WeWeb. Raphael shares the journey of WeWeb from its inception as a website builder targeting the decoupled backend market, to its evolution into a web app builder. The discussion delves into the company's Y Combinator experience, the strategic pivot to focus on web apps, and the surge in growth following the Bubble pricing changes. The conversation also explores the potential of AI integration in no-code platforms, particularly in enhancing user onboarding, maintaining code quality, and facilitating collaborative development. Additionally, they touch on the significant enterprise wins for WeWeb, such as La Poste and PwC, and the company's profitable and scalable future.

'This Week in No Code' dives into the rapid advancements in AI technology, discussing the potential for integrating AI into no-code platforms and the broader implications for software development and various industries.

This episode of 'This Week in NoCode' features an insightful conversation with JJ Englert, David Pal, and their guest, Jeff Roberts, founder of Outseta. Jeff discusses his journey and Outseta's mission to empower no-code developers by simplifying backend integrations for SaaS and membership platforms. The episode dives into Outseta's unique employment model and equity distribution, aiming to attract and retain talent by aligning with their entrepreneurial spirit.00:00 Introduction: The Future of No-Code Development00:30 Welcoming Jeff Roberts, Outseta’s Founder01:15 The Genesis of Outseta and Its Mission04:00 Outseta's Unique Approach to Employee Compensation and Equity10:50 Challenges and Rewards of Building a Bootstrapped Platform22:30 The Importance of Opportunity and Mentorship in Tech35:20 Jeff's Vision for the Next Seven Years at Outseta40:45 Closing Thoughts: The Long-Term Commitment to Building a StartupOutseta: https://www.outseta.com/

This episode of 'This Week in NoCode' delves into the no-code industry through an engaging discussion with JJ Englert, David Pal, and their guests, Andrew and Sam, who are Bubble developers at Bubble. They share their personal journeys from different industries into becoming proficient no-code developers using Bubble, highlighting the platform's role in enabling them to develop complex applications. The discussions extend to Bubble's initiatives to improve user onboarding and project activation, insights into working as part of a Bubble development team, and thoughts on how no-code is democratizing software development.00:00 Unlock Your Bubble Skills with No Code Alliance00:35 Welcome Back to This Week in NoCode: AI and Acquisitions01:23 Exploring the Future of Video with AI and Sora03:13 Webflow's Big Move: Acquiring Intellimize for AI-Driven Personalization05:56 Beehive's Bold Step: From Newsletters to Website Building09:52 Exclusive Interview: Bubble Developers Share Their NoCode Journeys27:50 Inside Bubble: Team Insights and Building on the Platform29:59 Exploring Bubble's Innovative Features30:20 Introducing Build Guides with AI31:47 The Ecosystem Team's Role and Projects33:20 The Dynamics of Bubble Development Teams34:04 Best Practices and Learning in Bubble Development34:28 The Importance of Testing and Experimentation50:16 The Future of No Code and Bubble's Impact56:11 Reflections and Closing Thoughts

This episode of 'This Week in NoCode' hosted by J.J. Englert and David Pal, focuses on the no-code industry and features an in-depth interview with Eric from Flywheel Studio, a leading no-code agency. The discussion touches on various topics, including the transition from no-code to hybrid development approaches, the economics of running a no-code agency, pricing strategies, client relationship management, and insights on when not to use no-code solutions. The episode also covers updates and news in the no-code space, including investments in Coda by Snowflake Ventures, Adobe's integration of AI tools into Premiere Pro, and Meta's new AI initiatives. Eric shares valuable advice for no-code agency owners on pricing, client retention, and the importance of building win-win relationships. The conversation also explores the challenges and advantages of working with no-code platforms, underscoring the potential for growth and innovation in the no-code industry.

This episode of 'This Week in No Code' features host JJ Engler and co-host David Pal discussing the latest in no code developments, including a significant update from Zapier and the financial predicaments of AI companies due to high AWS costs. They delve into the potential future of market dynamics in the AI sector and the impact on companies like Nvidia. The highlight is an interview with Max Haining, founder of the 100 Days School, who shares his journey from attempting to start an Airbnb for storage to diving into no code, eventually leading the movement with his 100 Days of No Code and AI programs. Max discusses the growth of his programs, the types of people joining the no code community, and future plans for the 100 Days School. The discussion also touches on the complexities of running a bootstrapped educational venture and the potential diversification into new technical skill tracks.

00:00 Introducing Studio No Code: Your Software Development Solution

01:27 This Week in No Code: News, AI, and Special Guest Max Haney

02:17 Zapier's Game-Changing Pricing Strategy Explained

06:58 The High Cost of AI Development: A Deep Dive

12:15 Siri's AI Overhaul: Apple's Next Big Move

16:19 Max Haining's Journey: From No Code Newbie to Community Builder

26:21 NCA Ad Read

28:59 Building a Learning Community in No Code

29:36 The Struggles and Triumphs of Learning Bubble

30:32 The Power of Community in Learning No Code

31:36 Exploring the Landscape of No Code Tools

34:21 The Role of Airtable in No Code Projects

39:00 The Challenges and Insights of Building Marketplaces

46:39 Sustaining a No Code Education Platform

49:59 Looking Towards the Future of No Code Education

53:52 Reflections and Closing Thoughts

This episode of 'This Week in NoCode' features JJ Englert and David Pal discussing various no-code software development topics, including their agency 'studio no code,' which specializes in using Bubble to build various applications. The hosts highlight recent news like the CEO departure from Stability AI and the potential implications for the company, discuss OpenAI's new Sora model and its impacts on the film industry, and introduce a platform called Pienso which aims to simplify AI model training without coding. They also interview Kat, the founder of NoCodeExits, who shares her journey from discovering no-code during a crisis at her job in the tourism industry to becoming a successful no-code entrepreneur, discussing some of her favorite no-code success stories and acquisitions. Additionally, the episode covers a new product, 'build a keyword,' developed in Bubble that helps users identify profitable niches for building no-code projects.

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This episode of 'This Week in No Code' features hosts JJ Englert and David Pal catching up on the latest No Code developments including the launch of a SaaS database by No Code Devs and a community-driven event, Dev Day. The highlight of the show is an exclusive interview with Chris, the founder of Loops, an innovative email platform designed for modern software companies. Chris shares his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges of building a business in the email space, and insights on remote asynchronous work, the importance of product quality, and customer service. He also discusses his previous startup's sale to Unbounce, and the vision behind Loops, emphasizing long-term growth over quick wins. Furthermore, the episode explores the integration of Loops with the No Code ecosystem and specifically mentions a new Bubble plugin launch. The conversation concludes with thoughts on no code platforms and their role in quickly bringing products to market.

In this episode of 'This Week in NoCode', hosts J.J. Englert and David Pal delve into David's entrepreneurial journey with his startup 'Ads on Top'. From its inception during his college days to its multimillion-dollar exit, David candidly shares the ups and downs he faced over six and a half years. The discussion also touches on the concept of bootstrapping vs. using venture capital, the challenges of pivoting from a hardware to a software solution, and the unexpected turns David's life took after selling his company. Furthermore, David's story highlights the importance of perseverance, the arduous path to success, and the reality that sometimes being too early with an idea can be akin to being wrong. This episode offers invaluable insights for budding entrepreneurs, showcasing the gritty reality of startup life and the potential rewards of sticking through tough times.

This episode of 'This Week in No Code' hosted by J.J. Englert and co-host David Pal delves into the latest in the no-code universe, covering significant industry news, discussions on OpenAI debated by Elon Musk and the SEC, and the rise of AI-generated content in podcasts. They also touch on exciting no-code AI tools from YC companies, explore the use of no-code platforms in various sectors including life sciences, and ponder the future of automated workflows. A substantial portion of the episode is dedicated to J.J.'s personal announcement about starting a new job at Softr, aiming to leverage his expertise in community building and education. They conclude with thoughts on the broader impact of no-code technologies and AI on future work and content creation.