In this episode of 'This Week in NoCode', hosts J.J. Englert and David Pal delve into a comprehensive discussion on the future of AI, humanity's ethical and cultural challenges, and the impact of technology on our society with guest Nikola, a futurist, strategic advisor, and host of the Singularity FM podcast. Nikola, also known as Socrates, explores the importance of understanding technology's pros and cons through storytelling, emphasizing the need to focus on human wisdom and ethics rather than solely on technological advancements. The conversation covers Nikola's journey into futurism, the definition and role of a futurist, the impact of culture and character on AI development, and the potential futures shaped by our actions today. Nikola argues that the biggest project of our civilization is humanity itself, and that investments in human intelligence and ethics are crucial for navigating the future responsibly.

In this week's episode of 'This Week in No-Code', the hosts, JJ Englert and David Pal, are joined by the founder of NoCode University, Sahil Khosla. Sahil talks about his journey from a traditional software developer to embracing no-code tools. He shares his insights on notable no-code platforms such as AirTable, Bubble, and Software, along with the future of the no-code movement. The hosts also delve into the latest launch from Sora, an AI model that generates realistic video content, and Google's latest release, Gemini 1.5, reflecting on its potential impact on the no-code industry.

In this episode of 'This Week in NoCode', hosts JJ Englert and David Pal chat with Beck, a professional no-code developer. Bek shares his journey from being an MBA student with a startup idea but no technical skills, to becoming a proficient Bubble developer through self-teaching. He discusses the differences and challenges between working as a solo Bubble developer and being part of a no-code team in a professional setting. The episode also includes discussions about the application of AI in content creation through a partnership between TikTok and Adobe, the raising of $47 million by Antithesis for automated software testing, and ethical concerns arising from AI-corrected live performances. Finally, Bekk shares his experience with managing two different product building projects in a single team to see which approach works best.

In this episode of 'This Week in No-Code,' hosts, JJ Englert and David Pal, unpack some key dilemmas and growth influence factors affecting their no-code agency. They highlight the importance of refining operational tactics, including pricing plans, managing objectives, and maintaining a balance in servicing the clients. They touch on the challenges associated with fixed-pricing models, client relationships, demand fluctuation, potential growth directions, and the importance of aligning the agency's evolution with personal goals. As they compare note on the realities of running a no-code agency, actionable insights around spec work, client selection and effective business models are discussed.

In this episode of This Week in NoCode, hosts J.J. Englert and David Powell discuss the current state and future of the NoCode industry, alongside intriguing topics like AI integration into platforms like Notion and how no code is being recognized with Product Hunt's Golden Kitty Awards. There is also a fascinating conversation with Andres, the co-founder of Total, a front-end no-code platform about the challenges of code exportation in no-code platforms and how they plan to enhance their own user interface.00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:12 No Code News: Product Hunt Golden Kitty Awards01:52 Discussion on AI and No Code Tools04:10 Notion's Calendar: A Review06:24 American Dynamism 50 AI Edition Report11:27 The Future of Work: Microsoft's Report16:50 Interview with Co-founder of Tottle28:52 The Journey to No-Code Development29:35 Addressing the Critics of No-Code30:23 The Evolution of No-Code Tools32:36 The Challenges of Scaling with No-Code36:44 The Future of No-Code and Traditional Coding44:04 The Role of Open Source in No-Code45:50 Addressing the Fear of Platform Lock-In52:38 The Future of TOTL and No-Code Platforms57:21 Final Thoughts on the No-Code Industry

In this episode of 'This Week in NoCode', hosted by JJ Englert along with co-host, David Pal, they interview NoCode Entrepreneur and FlutterFlow expert, Alim, founder of Ambitious Labs. Alim shares his journey to building a successful mobile app business; from launching his first viral app 'Virally', to creating an educational platform dedicated to helping entrepreneurs turn app ideas into reality. The discussion covers the evolution of NoCode tools, treads on the potentials of FlutterFlow for mobile apps, and the value of a hands-on coaching approach to education that can help students overcome technical challenges and even find job placements.

In this episode of 'This Week in No Code', hosts JJ Englert and David Pal discuss exciting developments in the No Code world, including FlutterFlow's recent funding success, Microsoft's 'Copilot Pro' and the newly launched incubator called 80 90. They also interview Seth Kramer, the founder of NoCodeMBA, about his journey into no code, his insights on the no code industry, and his focus on providing education for a variety of no code tools. Seth shares about his experience with different no-code tools like Glide, Bubble, Webflow, Zapier, and AirTable, and details his vision for the growth of No Code MBA.

JJ Englert and David Powell are back with another episode of 'This Week in NoCode'. They kick off by discussing news from Slator, an AI-powered search engine that recently raised $74 million at a $520 million valuation, and an issue involving Carta, a cap table management company, and Linear. They further discuss the importance of no-code and low-code tools for large enterprises and highlight how this streamlined approach can help businesses save significant money in the long run. This episode also features an interview with Victor, co-founder of Flusk, a bubble security monitoring tool. Victor talks about his journey with Bubble, the evolution of Flusk, and demos the platform's latest version, v2, which offers functions like advanced security, monitoring, error detection, automated deployments, and much more.

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00:00 Introduction and Overview

00:22 This Week in NoCode: News and Updates

01:07 Deep Dive into Perplexity: The AI-Powered Search Engine

05:11 Carta vs Linear: A Case of Misusing Sensitive Information

10:00 The Power of NoCode and LowCode in Business

16:02 Interview with Victor, Co-founder of Flusk

16:12 Victor's Journey into NoCode and the Birth of Flusk

22:01 The Evolution of Flusk: From Internal Tool to Product

27:51 The Future of Flusk: Staying Focused on Bubble

28:55 Introduction to Flask V2

29:00 Understanding Flask and its Features

29:33 The Shift to Monitoring and Optimization

29:57 The Impact of AI on App Development

30:07 The Importance of Security in App Development

30:22 Monitoring and Optimization Features of Flask

33:14 The Role of AI in Error Detection

35:00 Flask's New Features and Interface

37:47 The Importance of Security and Monitoring in App Development

45:55 Understanding Flask's Pricing and Bubble's Security

50:59 Closing Remarks and Future Prospects

Join JJ Englert and David Pal for another episode of 'This Week in NoCode' where they discuss the latest trends in the NoCode industry including the rise of AI in news broadcasts, the 2023 NoCode report, and an innovative AI lawsuit by The New York Times against OpenAI. The hosts also delve into an exciting interview with Scott, the 'Coda guy', exploring his journey from a Special Ed teacher to the founder of a successful NoCode consultancy. Scott shares valuable insights into the practical uses of Coda, comparison between Coda, Airtable, and Notion, and his predictions for the NoCode space in 2024-2025.

In this episode of This Week in No Code, hosts JJ Englert and David Pal sit down to discuss the latest news and developments in the no code and AI industry. We hear about companies such as Durable and their $14 million series A round, the abandoned Adobe and Figma deal, McDonald's AI developments, and more. The episode culminates with a detailed interview with Philip Lakin, the CEO of No Code Operators, about his journey as an entrepreneur, the future of no code, and his experience building Operator, a tool aimed at assisting no coders in their day-to-day processes.