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A no-code tool that I recently built: An area calculator. It allows users to find out what solar potential their roofs offer by marking their roof area. Was fun to build, even if I was skeptical about @bubble's ability to do so.😅

No-code indie makers should consider a 'pay-as-you-go' monetization model rather than a subscription. I'm much more willing to try and pay for a solution when I know I'm not trapped in a subscription.

@MiguelSarenas Word 🙌🏽

@justnocode Starting small is always better than chasing it all at once

Seeing startups still chasing product market fit. It's more about product segment fit nowadays. Start niching down and owning a segment of the market. Don't aim to conquer the whole market at once.

@vidmshariful Definitely PMF, from there the rest will be much easier

As a startup if you could have one thing Which one it could be: • Capital. • Adaptability. • Product-Market Fit. • Strategic Partnerships. Did I miss anything?

@SpencePatterson Advice and support start-ups over a longer period of time, content creation and simply living 😃

You just sold your startup for millions. You are free to do whatever you want. What do you do next? (Asking for a friend) #buildinpublic

@taruza_ In my last product I built, I built first and marketed after.... but it was built with no-code and launched in 3 weeks, so I don't know if that counts.😃

Will you focus on product development first, and start marketing after you finish to build Or doing two things at the same time? #buildinpublic

@MiguelSarenas So building side projects is my side project then?

Side project ideas hack: Want more side project ideas? Go build more. #indiehackers

@FBNKCMaster Why for the short run? 😅

I heard someone saying: #buildinpublic is a marketing strategy for the short run. So, you should invest in other things for the long run such as SEO. What do you think? Do you have other strategies you can share? #indiehackers #SaaS #solopreneur #developers #connect

@FounderKyle That's right... Those who say nothing are usually the happiest, so talk to them.

Don't only just listen to the loudest customers. Oftentimes the ones that complain the most are the ones that won't stick around any longer even if you add that feature they keep asking for. Find a group of thoughtful, trusted customers that fit your target market (and ideal customer persona) and listen to them.

@cullophid Yes - was referring more to the movement that recommends building low fidelity MVP than the book itself

Lean Startup is dead. Creating a low-fidelity MVP is outdated. Seeing more and more people building high-fidelity MVPs with no-code - at the same pace. Offering users value from the beginning and a "stable" product is a game changer.

@sirgi__ How about a crosshair that is half covered by the font?

I need your help 🙏🏽 with my #buildinpublic project! I want to leave the decision of the logo to you. A, B, C or D?

@nocodepete @bubble It's great to see how easily everyone can now realize their ideas

My favorite part about the @bubble community is the diverse backgrounds of everyone. I know former teachers, bike shop owners, and architects all unified by Bubble. I've worked with folks in the UK, Korea, Texas, and New Zealand to name a few. It's truly incredible ❤️

@nocodepete Yeah it was.. but too good not to try 😃.

@justnocode Wow 🤯 free MVP is crazy. Yeah, I can't imagine it would turn out well

People who have worked with no code freelancers or agencies - what was your experience like (without dropping names)? How did you find them, what convinced you to work with them, and were you happy with their output? Would love to hear your stories!

@WillLovesNoCode @bubble Got it! Thanks

@justnocode @bubble Very, very specific. The manual was the resource I relied upon most. Almost with every question. My strategy was to provide my own answer first, then double check with the reference. More time consuming that way, but I definitely caught a couple of “gotcha” questions.

Finally set aside a quiet Sunday to take the @bubble certification exam 👨‍🎓. Some thoughts for other Bubble and #nocode devs looking to take it . . . General Strategies 1. Take your time, and set aside at least 3.5 hours from start to finish 2. Set up in a comfortable, private workspace 3. Go to the restroom beforehand 4. Do not underestimate the exam Exam Strategies 1. Read + understand the exam and proctoring rules 2. Know the Bubble manual and documentation inside and out 3. Have a blank Bubble app with access to backend workflows ready (any app on an agency plan will do) 4. Use process of elimination and known true/false strategies for multiple-answer questions 5. Use the Bubble editor for experimentation. 6. Know how to use the debugger Focus Areas 1. Bubble API and API Connector 2. Data & Workflow APIs 3. Authentication vs. Authorization 4. API connections 5. Backend workflows, including recursive, recurring, and database triggers 6. Workload unit (WU) optimization comparisons 7. Privacy rules 8. Optimized database searches 9. URL parameters/paths #BubbleCertification #NoCodeDevelopment #DevTips #BubbleDev #CertificationPrep #TechEducation #CodingWithoutCode #StudyStrategies #SoftwareDevelopment #APIs #WorkflowOptimization #TechCareers #NoCodeTools #BubbleTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

@ginozambe Thanks mate! Will share more 👍🏻

@justnocode Love this Andreas, looking forward to hearing more about the platform!

100s of users in months - with no-code. I've been less active lately, focused on developing our platform. Our no-code platform now boasts 100s of regular users. Currently seeking funding based on that success. Incredible time to build a startup.

@AmlieSolutions @bubble Yes, was surprised lately 🙏🏼

I'm not if everyone knows just how much more powerful reusable elements have become over the last 6 months , just from two easy-to-use features: - Parameters - Return data Thank you @bubble 🙌

@leojrr ask the last customers who have churned why

My SaaS has plateaued for the last 12 months. Think you can help me 3X it? Let's chat.