This could be exactly the thing I need for the middelware/logic layer of the Slender Stack Development framework that I'm teaching to non-engineering founders. One of the things I emphasize is separating the front and back ends when using no-code tools, and to manage the middle with serverless APIs to connect the two. Doing so allows you to still move quickly while creating a modular app that it's easier to iterate on without accruing tons of technical debt. I especially like that it speaks Python out of the box. Most platforms like this prioritize Javascript, but I think that Python is easier to learn if you're starting from zero -- for instance a Zapier power user -- particularly for handling core things like making/receiving API requests and ETLing data. Verse would provide a natural path for slender stack developers to adopt the methodology. Would love a beta invite @factorize_julien !

Hi Hunters! 👋 I am the CEO of Factorize, and we’re building Verse™ which has been growing traction this year with 1000+ subscribers to our Beta. Equipped with a solid market entry plan, the team is currently raising $1.5M and is looking for involved partners that aim at supporting the codeless development revolution. As the world gets more and more code reliant, having access to fast and easy implementation is key. Non-technical team members struggle to learn and deal with all the complexity involved in the development process, while technical team members have a hard time trying to translate product needs into maintainable code. That is why the Factorize team introduces Verse™: the first general purpose codeless development platform providing developers with a diagram-like interface that turns into code by the press of a button. We are currently gathering users for our Beta, but there are limited slots so I can only invite you to request your access ASAP! 😁 We would love your feedback and please let us know if you have questions!

Im really intrigued by this, would you even be able to use frameworks like flask and Django?