Intro to no-code

Our No-Code Fundamentals course has been an opportunity to empower makers with a solid foundation in building and automating using no-code tools. We’ve been fortunate to have some excellent students join our cohorts, and for the showcase, we’re often wow-ed by what they put together in under five weeks. Here’s how one of our students used Adalo to teach people how to slam dunk!

Here's how the no-code movement will disrupt software and empower entrepreneurs, project managers, mid-large companies, freelancers, and even software developers to code less and build more.

Many of us agree that there's a lot you can do with no-code. But how many types of online business can you actually build and run without code? 5? 10? 100? We spun up this list of 30 businesses you could have running within 1 month, all using purely no-code tools.

Each week we highlight a member from our community and share their story, background and previous projects through our Member Spotlight blog post series. This week we are chatting to Adam Wiseman from Toronto, Canada.

Each week we highlight a member from our community and share their story, background and previous projects through our Member Spotlight blog post series. This week we are chatting to Samuel Ludescher from Somerset, New Jersey.

A definitive guide to no-code — everything you need to know about the basics of no-code in one place. Learn about product building vs. automation, real life no-code use cases, common terminology, popular no-code tools, and where to turn if you're looking to expand your no-code knowledge beyond just the basics.

Each week we’ll be highlighting a member from our community and sharing their story, background and previous projects through our Member Spotlight blog post series. This week we are chatting to Luke Marshall from Melbourne, Australia Luke is a Digital Marketing Consultant.

2020 catapulted the creator economy into the mainstream market. So now it’s not just early adopters embracing the ease of building businesses online — it’s everyone else, too. The opportunities for people who can’t code but want to build a life around the things we enjoy doing, have never been more abundant.

The simplest type of business that anyone new to no-code can start is a service based business. With the advances of no-code technologies the most efficient, streamlined and scalable service that you can build is a productized service.

Each week we’ll be highlighting a member from our community and sharing their story, background and current projects through our Member Spotlight blog post series. This week we are chatting to Inga from Essen, Germany Inga is building Orgfinder.com a directory for non-profits.

Even if you’re just starting out with no-code I’m sure that it has crossed your mind that with these new skills you have gifted yourself the potential to increase your income. Lots of no-coders decide they would love to make some extra money. Let's take a look to see how that's possible!

A quick recap of some of the most interesting things we've seen this week in no-code.

A quick recap of some of the most interesting things we've seen this week in no-code.

Find out which no-code skills are most popular as we countdown our Top 10 Tutorials!

No-code is a way of building on the internet and automating processes without writing a line of code

Arvid Kahl is the founder of The Bootstrapped Founder and author of Zero to Sold.