The Future of No-Code Platforms

[Dominique]

No-code tools like Bubble and Adalo are revolutionizing web development. They empower non-tech users but can face scalability issues. Are no-code platforms the future of web development, or will they remain secondary to traditional coding? Have you used any no-code web development platform? How have they impacted your workflow?

 

[Nomad]

I think the future of no code app/website development platform will continue to rise. But the only think that might obstruct the growth is pricing and scalability. You will end up spending a lot of money to use these platforms and you will experience issues with growth

 

[Ravenfreak]

I think we're going to see more individuals and businesses going down this route. It's nice that we have tools to make website building easier than ever before, and more people are going to take advantage of that. I have a coworker who does modeling on the side and I brought up a few web hosts that make it easy to create a website. She wants to make a site to help promote her modeling career on top of utilizing Instagram.

 

[Nomad]

I think Open Source No Code Web/App Development platform have usability compared to paid ones. The major problem I see is the cost and growth. While spending $10-$20 on monthly subscription sound easier than paying $200-$300 for a developer, in the long run the second route could be better.