Is No Code eating the software world?
summary
Argues that no‑code is a visual abstraction of development and shows real stacks: front ends built in Bubble (2M+ apps, 5k plugins, ~4M devs) talking to a Zano backend, with a $29 Bubble plan and ~$77 Zano cost example. Gives concrete wins: a $300 Bubble startup scaling to 11 countries and 10k institutions, an ERP running 1,500 staff, and a water‑pump app for French public agency; notes GDPR, export and privacy‑rule risks and paths to scale with Supabase.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and branding problem
- 5:34No code as GUI for programming
- 7:21No code landscape overview
- 12:57Bubble platform deep dive
- 18:17Personal no code adventure
- 20:00Scalability and backend tools
- 27:29Limitations and self-hosting
- 32:45Future of no code and AI
- 37:56Summary and closing
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