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No code tools

I see a lot of people that aren't software engineers and can't code, struggle to come up with an MVP, my idea is to help them providing some of the following no code tools:

  • Login system
  • Register
  • Feeds
  • Payments
  • Retrieving data from api and display them in tables
  • etc

The idea is to make it dead simple, just like importing html elements in your website.

I think I already saw an idea like this, but it hadn't payment integrations, is there some more room for this?

on February 7, 2020
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    Absolutely, even for those building something quick.

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    There is already bubble.io but I think there is room to make something that is even simpler to get something started.

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    Just because something exists doesn't mean you can't do well. This for sure already exists, but how does what you are making provide more value over the others? How can you treat your customers better than the competition?

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    I am saying that I am interested in the no code tools that you are looking to provide.

  5. 1

    Yes, there is. How can I help?

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      Dont understand sorry??

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    This comment was deleted 5 years ago

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      Not sure if that's what I want to do, correct me if I'm wrong, this site seems more a place where you can easily integrate with third parties, e.g gmail, drive atleast from having a quick look. My idea is different, my idea is to provide users an easy way to build a mvp/poc or inclusive something more serious by providing them simple html snippet or js that they only have to import on their site and this allows them to have a fully working login/register system without any code or database or infraestructure concerns, the idea is to make it "dead" simple just importing a js library, a couple of html elements and thats it, ofcourse the idea to add more stuff. The idea is to provide users basic functionalities (building blocks) they can use. Does that makes sense?

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          Appreciate the words, as software engineer I always want to build the product first... But I already learned the hard way with some failed projects that it's not the way to go. I have to change my mindset to more business oriented and think about a "Problem" first. I'll take a deeper look, maybe I'll try to create a small mvp/poc to test the market with some basic features. The idea is not only the login/register, the idea was to provide fully functional backend features ready to use in your site just by importing simple html/js snippets. This idea also sounds a little bit hard technically speaking, it would involve quite some challenges.

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      Cool, make something better than this! :)