To all no-code enthusiasts, what do you wish to know when you first learn no-code?

I wish I knew the basics of software architecture so that I could plan out my no-code software better. This only applies when building complex apps, and not for simple websites.

The selection of the correct tool and ensuring that it's feasible require a great deal of planning before we start building anything.

Data Architecture..!

I wish I knew the basics of Date architecture so that I could make my 1st product but I'm learning and launch Soon.

I wish I could know front-end and website design, that's the most challenging part for me every time!

The limitations of the platform. For example Bubble supports workflows but does not support if-else type branching. Wish I knew earlier.

I can agree with others - when we just started learning about no-code or lo-code, it was great to know what are the tools actually there and what they can do and what are their real imitations.

Understand the different types of tools and the learning curve for each. I check if there are tutorials, a community, and any kind of support. In general, it requires some skills in data management, web design, API management.

No-code decouples programming languages and syntax from logic, and instead take a visual approach to software development to enable rapid delivery. In this sense, no-code is similar to low-code development. regards: penis envy mushrooms

Wish to have more of a guidebook on how to do certain things Sometimes, no-code can be complex as code!

The exact limitations that the platform has compared to what can be build with code. I know that through code it's pretty much limitless, but it's still great to know from the start some kind of boundaries. Using Bubble currently to build my MVP and I'm not sure I've seen such information there. What do you think about Bubble?