Makerpad vs Nocodery?
Has anybody paid for no-code lessions from either Nocodery or Makerpad?
I'm curious about the quality of the lessons and if one is clearly better than the other. Also would be interested if you've tried out other no-code education platforms I haven't heard about.
I scratched the itch, but went to udemy and paid for this course:
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-bubble-beginners-bootcamp-2019-visual-programming/
I got exactly what I wanted.
Leaned about basic and some intermediate CRUD operations, Data, Interactions etc.. all while building a nice looking app.
All the time, I was mapping what I was being taught to the project I had in mind.. how could I manipulate this Task tool into am XYZ tool..
Most of these course are good.. its really about committing, actually follow along, actually build something..
You are trying to find the right tools that suite how you work.. so a cheap course can give you that insight very quickly.
What are you hoping to get out of them? Mastery of the no-code application or a sense of if the application is suited for your idea?
Good luck
For initial introduction to nocode based on bubble platform, the Udemy course is one of the best. For more advanced courses, you can look at other options.
I'm a member at makerpad. I like the overall community and they have various sessions that they conduct quite frequently which is nice.
Also, the deals they crack are quite good. I think the deals pay for the membership if put to use.
Overall, its helping get https://www.n0c0de.com off the ground.
You can add us to the list too :) nocodify.com.
Watch some of our free tutorials and see if you like it.