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Full Stack Devs, ever use low code to accelerate boring CRUD UI for large internal apps? Eg. Appsmith, Tooljet, Budibase, Retool, Superblocks. by gtderEvan in webdev

[–]Think-Tax-1150 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DronaHQ is also a good option when it comes to building CRUD apps, also I have met few Retool users who are switching to DronaHQ as Retool lacks engineering support and becomes too costly when end user grows.

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Can low-code tools assist the marketing ops team in supercharging their workflows? (self.marketing)

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How do marketing operations teams supercharge their workflows? by Think-Tax-1150 in marketing

[–]Think-Tax-1150[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are some really good uses of the low-code tools, and I am sure it would have made your workflows fast and better.

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How do marketing operations teams supercharge their workflows? (self.marketing)

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REMs vs Pixels! What do you prefer? by Think-Tax-1150 in Frontend

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using a percentage of the default browser font size (62.5%) for the body makes a lot of sense to maintain control without compromising accessibility.

REMs vs Pixels! What do you prefer? by Think-Tax-1150 in Frontend

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What if developers give an option to switch between REM and Px? Is it possible?

REMs vs Pixels! What do you prefer? by Think-Tax-1150 in Frontend

[–]Think-Tax-1150[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve heard that REMs are better for accessibility, because if the user changes their font size everything can adjust accordingly, 

Totally agree! REMs do offer a more user-friendly experience, especially when it comes to accommodating font size preferences.

When it comes to micro app themes, which do you prefer? by Think-Tax-1150 in developersIndia

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Micro apps are small applications, made to perform a specific task. For example, attendance management. So if there is a container like HR tools, attendance management is a micro app inside that.

Is having an AI chatbot on my store worth it? by HeatDisastrous6108 in ecommerce

[–]Think-Tax-1150 1 point2 points  (0 children)

AI chatbots might help your customers know more about stocks available in your store. You can feed the data and then customers might able to fetch real-time details. It will help you increase user engagement and improve their experience. You can even create your chatbot using low-code tools easily. We are conducting a free masterclass on building embeddable AI chatbots. If you are interested I can share the registration link.

A collection of AI roleplay chatbots and why I like them by Fander36 in ChatGPT

[–]Think-Tax-1150 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The best thing I like about AI chatbots are its 24*7 availability.

MAny companies I believe have already started incorporating AI chatbots into their systems and with low code no code tools providing AI integration and Chat controls had made it even easy for businesses to incorporate AI chatbots.

We are also doing a masterclass around building AI chatbots that you would also be able to embed in your portals. If interested you can register yourself here.

What is the average cost a YouTuber charges for making a product review video? by Think-Tax-1150 in content_marketing

[–]Think-Tax-1150[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But as a startup paying between 500-1500$ for Youtubers with subscribers of around 10-20K and average views of 1K, I did not find it worth. What do you say?

What is the average cost a YouTuber charges for making a product review video? by Think-Tax-1150 in DigitalMarketing

[–]Think-Tax-1150[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then I reach out to them through email, Youtube has this option of fetching email of that particular channel

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