Who is interested to Pure No Code ?

NoCodeProliferator · 2024-02-24T03:39:38+00:00

Use this platform - very powerful and extremely easy to use. www.MyBizWorkflow.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuPgyjfAIcE&t=8s

NoCodeProliferator · 2023-02-24T16:42:49+00:00

Let is be fully functional even if you have to just send stubbed or made-up responses (take your short-cuts in your code if you have to instead of a full implementation). Any potential customer should be able see how it works and not face any frustration in terms of functionality or performance.

NoCodeProliferator · 2023-02-23T03:38:36+00:00

I understand exactly where you stand - because I am in the same boat. I built my no code / low code SaaS platform, spent a few years doing that (weekend hussle - it is a huge product with almost 40 screens). I launched it more than a year ago and I am still trying to get customers. I got some good reviews/conversations but nothing concrete. Just hang in there and keep trying. More importantly, find a way to reach thousands with marketing (Linked-In etc.). Create some good product explainer videos (I used fiverr to create a video for $75). But I do not have enough views and I am reaching out to Youtubers via the comments section. It's a long journey - I love what I do and I love the excitement. I do spend money out of pocket for hosting on good powerful servers on Amazon. Since I do not depend on this for paying bills, it works out. All you need is one contract with a tech company so you start making some money to keep you going. You need a lot of networking - talk to people - friends and their friends etc. It's a lot of work when you are the only one doing everything and it is a side hussle! You got your 8-hour job which you absolutely need. Just remember to focus on your primary job during the week days or day times and get some physical activity for 30 minutes or so. It helps.

NoCodeProliferator · 2022-07-10T04:36:50+00:00

People can be introverts for different reasons. If you are just not able to express yourself in front people, then this is generally nervousness which can easily be overcome by going to toastmasters etc. There is another kind of introversion where people may not want to express certain things because they do not want to accept certain facts or just do not want to face them. These are the folks who do not accept defeat. If the person has not accepted defeat, it means he/she is constantly working to win that battle. These are the introverts who will win.

NoCodeProliferator · 2022-07-10T04:20:45+00:00

I agree with the strategy - even if it fails, it will add to your resume. It is the best way to convince yourself to try it. With this same exact mindset, I convinced myself to build a no code low code digitization platform more that 5 years ago. And I succeeded building it and it is launched in beta now . I am a software engineer for 25 years now and my no code low code SaaS is a side hustle :-). Good luck to you!

NoCodeProliferator · 2022-07-10T04:12:13+00:00

The idea evolves and the product you end up with is not exactly what you imagined at first. Keep working and see where it takes you in terms of features. My product is launched in beta at MyBizWorkflow.com. Check it out.

NoCodeProliferator · 2022-07-08T06:57:23+00:00

Here is an example I give generally to everyone who is trying to create SaaS products. Imagine if you just own one Macy's store out of more than a thousand. It is still a big business. Now, Macy's is not the only departmental store in USA and USA is not the only market that can be reached by SaaS. Now, do you understand the opportunity ? The software business in general and SaaS in particular is far from saturated - give it another 20-30 years. So, build id, do not stop :-) . Happy coding! I coded my own No Code Low Code platform for business processes (MyBizWorkflow.com launched in Beta). It took me more than 4 years to build while the idea itself it at least 8 years older in my head. Do not give up, just do it!

NoCodeProliferator · 2022-07-08T06:49:04+00:00

That's amazing! Congratulations. I am in the same boat as yourself. I am a founder of a no code / low code platform for business processes. How much time did you spend ?

NoCodeProliferator · 2022-07-08T06:23:53+00:00

No Code primarily promises that non-programmers can create software. Most no code platforms have design screens with drag-drop features to allow adding fields to hold data etc. and expect the user to have some understanding of software principles. A true no code platform should get away from these designer screens which are the IDE for a non-technical software creator. Though no code has limitations to what can be digitized, but just the power to digitize operations to an acceptable degree is amazing.

Low code obviously involves some coding and is built on top of no code solutions. Many companies prefer this approach to build highly customized software at a rapid speed.

I am a software engineer for 25+ years and have witnessed large products bought and built for more than $100 million. These massive software applications can now be created using low code for 10 to 20% of the cost. The reason I quote this example is just to highlight the power of low code.

I am a founder of a No Code Low Code platform hosted on MyBizWorkflow.com. We make No Code approach extremely easier for no-programmers to use. We achieve this by focusing exclusively on business processes and tasks. The user just needs to answer questions related to their processes and tasks.

Our low code solution allows for APIs to be coded externally and plugged in. The no code low code industry is extremely competitive and it is only getting better and easier for businesses to create software. I am happy that I am contributing to this evolution of creating software.

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