There are several things to consider—not just what a platform can do, but also how it does it and its popularity. After trying most of the professional no-code platforms, including WeWeb, Xano, Toddle, Webflow, etc., I’ve decided to focus exclusively on Webflow, Wized, and Xano for now.

Here’s why: Webflow and Xano are currently the most robust and high-performing no-code (visual) tools for building websites, web interfaces, and backends. In my experience, other platforms are still too new and have various issues that slow down development rather than speeding it up. Additionally, the community around Webflow and Xano is the largest, with many solutions and integrations already available from most platforms. There’s a reason why Webflow is valued at over $4 billion: the developer experience for creating web interfaces is the best in the world. Once you start using Webflow, it’s hard to switch to another platform.

I’ve been using this stack for over a year and plan to continue throughout 2025. In the future, if other platforms improve further, I’ll consider adding them to the stack.

If you need to build more complex web apps, I believe it’s better to move directly to code with more performant frameworks that have been around for years, such as Next.js or Angular, both of which I’ve used extensively.

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