No-Code Blog

Read about the Swiss video-based dating platform, and how with a simple prototype they tested their idea and got the first thousand costumers.

Where watch-lovers and users get inspiration and support to find their perfect watch. Discover timepieces in a no-code digital ecosystem.

Interested in connecting more with your community? Roy Franke built Sugar Cup, the platform that promotes digital connections in Swiss neighborhoods

Read how HuggyStudio supported Farie.ch to build and launch a platform without code in just three months.

After hearing about no-code for the first time, Romain Courthion started to dig deeper and built his own marketplace for real estate with Bubble.io.

Enter the no-code revolution. You don’t need to write code to build complex applications, automate workflows and improve business processes.

We’ve put this guide together, looking at the best bubble tutorials and resources available. So read on, and find a bubble class that suits you.

We are in the middle of another shift in how we use computers to access information, build applications, and automate tasks.

Dive into our list of the top no-code panel discussions and conferences from 2021, and discover what's new in the movement!

Scaling a startup is the ultimate goal of any entrepreneur. Ben Tossell and Emmanuel Straschnov share how no-code contributes to that.

Check out diverse and real examples of applications and solutions that were built with no-code: from websites, e-commerce and workflows automation.

No-code platforms empower innovation teams and entrepreneurs to market their products faster while reducing costs and improving prototyping skills.

Entrepreneurs turn big ideas into reality. Alex Osterwalder shows how entrepreneurs could do it a bit faster and with better results!

We've put together a list of small teams and businesses that have been super profitable, enjoying high ROI without the need for large-scale investment

Learn the difference between no-code and low-code application development and deep-dive into some definitions and examples

When I show one of my friends a new app I’ve created, they always ask me, “who made that?” When I tell them, “I did,” they laugh and ask again.

Over the last two years, we have been strong advocates of democratizing software development in Switzerland.