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No Code
The no code movement aims to make more parts of business and tech development available to those who don’t know how to code. Many no code solutions are open source, lending to the mission of democratizing tech and making it accessible to everyone regardless of resources.
No code platforms use a drag-and-drop approach to building, with pre-built templates allowing users to quickly put together everything from landing pages to entire mobile applications.
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No Code vs Low Code
No code tools allow apps to be built using a user interface, whereas low code platforms require a certain understanding of programming.
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No Code Platforms and Resources
- Airtable states that their mission is to ‘democratize software creation by enabling anyone to build the tools to meet their needs ’.
- Nocode HQ: This is the home for no code resources and has free templates and tutorials.
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Pros and Cons
- The democratization of technology allows people outside of giant tech companies to solve their own problems and build things for themselves.
- It allows professionals such as product managers to handle smaller tasks and projects themselves.
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