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We were joined by the entrepreneurial Jordan Richardson. In our 12th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Jordan's journey with Revetize and No-code advantage. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1522170058767626245

We were joined by the entrepreneurial Lee. In our 11th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Lee's journey being a Bubble developer and his side project that launches each week. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1522170058767626245

We were joined by the entrepreneurial Justin Quda. In our 10th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Justin's journey in building askquda.com (audio Q&A app) built on Bubble Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1522170058767626245

Every business that is starting in this digital age has started working either towards having a website or an app on the playstore or app store. We all know App building is hard, you need front end developers, back end developers and UI/UX designer to get the app up and running. Many entrepreneurs who are just starting don't have that budget to hire for these roles. So No-code builders facilitate and help these founders to start with their MVP and gain some traction. Here are top 8 no-code builders we recommend. Thunkable- Whether you’re looking to get hands-on with no-code creation, looking to launch your business, or want to extend your existing product to mobile – thunkable make it easy to build your best apps. The simple drag-and-drop design canvas and powerful logic blocks allow you to unlock all the benefits of a native mobile and tablet device. Add third party power to your app with our open integrations and connect your own database to create your own customized Android, iOS, and Web apps. Link- https://bit.ly/3uOhZz8 Appypie- Appy Pie’s no code platform democratizes mobile and web app development, making app building more accessible. With no technical skills, coding knowledge and a limited budget – you can give your business an edge and build an app today! Explore the advantages of no code app development with an easy to use drag and drop design tool that can have your app launched in mere minutes. From mobile application development to chatbots, from graphic design to automation – Appy Pie has business solutions for all scales and budgets. Having established themselves as uncontested leaders in the field of mobile app development, the platform has expanded their scope with multiple, equally easy to use products. Link- https://bit.ly/3JN2w6x Glide- Glide helps you turn spreadsheets into software. Pick a spreadsheet and Glide instantly generates a real, working app or website to get you started. Get Started- https://youtu.be/Fzov5WTCdko Link- https://bit.ly/3vjFXkQ AppGyver- Its a great professional no-code platform, enabling you to build apps for all form factors, including mobile, desktop, browser, TV and others. Link- https://bit.ly/3rzsYue Bravo Studio- Bravo Studio enables anyone with no programing knowledge to build and publish fully native mobile apps saving months and thousands of dollars of traditional development. With Bravo, you can focus on what matters the most, your business and your users. Link- https://bit.ly/3MgGKKm App Machine- Their software empowers you to build webapps or native apps for iPhone and Android. Build an app for your own company, or use our software to serve the needs of your customers. AppMachine makes the creation of high-quality apps easy and affordable. Link- https://bit.ly/3EmtYap Adalo- Easily create visually stunning apps. Drag and drop expert-designed components or make your own. With Adalo you’re in complete control of the design. Link- https://bit.ly/3uPTKAG Jotform Apps- Make an app without any coding. Jotform’s free no-code app builder lets you add forms, links, widgets and your branding to one fully customized app that can be downloaded onto any smartphone, tablet, or computer. Link- https://bit.ly/3uQeAzF Liked the content? Sign up to our Forum and join our slack channel

We were joined by the entrepreneurial and very enthusiastic Akhay. In our 9th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Akshay's journey in No-code Fellowship at Ondeck and his experience in No-code space. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1511380871890501634

We were joined by the entrepreneurial and very experienced Nan Zhou. In our 8th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Nan's journey in building pebblar.com and scaling No-Code Map App (a no-code tool to build custom interactive maps with dynamic filters) Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1508655395958816775

We were joined by the evergreen and very experienced Kelly. In our 7th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Kelly's journey with No-code, her Bubble products, No-code fellowship with Ondeck and as well as her experience launching her product, Rote. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1504133145511137280

We were joined by the evergreen and very experienced Marina. In our 6th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Marina's journey with No-code, her Bubble Projects and as well as her experience launching new product, Biyo. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1502671991152984067

We were joined by the evergreen and very experienced Gokul Madan. In our 5th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Gokul's journey with No-code, his Ondeck Fellowship and as well as his experience launching new Web3 product, The Vault Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1500169438125228034

We were joined by the experienced and very entrepreneurial Mlex In our 4th episode of Twinterview, we talk about Mlex's journey with building Popsy Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1491805005254311943

We were joined by the experience and very entrepreneurial Nick Campbell In our 3rd episode of Twinterview, we talk about Nick's journey with building No-code tool and his experience as a founder and Full Stack Developer. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1488007601019187200

We were joined by the evergreen and very experienced Krish. In our 2nd episode of Twinterview, we talk about Krish's journey with No-code, his Ondeck Fellowship and as well as his experience in Cyber Security. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1481960047357964292

We were joined by the very entrepreneurial Crystal Camarao. In our first episode of Twinterview, we talk about Crystal's journey with Estel studio and as well as her experience building Adalologic. Here's the link to the interview- https://twitter.com/nocodealley/status/1481960047357964292

How to use Razorpay with Wix Navigate to your Wix website and switch to editor mode. Click Settings → Accept Payments. Click Add Payment Methods. Select Razorpay and click Add. Once added, a success message appears as shown Razorpay appears added as a payment method. Click Set up Account to Activate. In the dialog box that appears, select the appropriate action If you have not signed up for a Razorpay account, click Create an Account and follow the steps mentioned on-screen. Once the account has been created, return to this screen and select Connect Existing Account. If you already have an account, click Connect Existing Account and enter your API Key and Secret. Click Connect My Account. A success message appears on screen. Razorpay now appears under Payment Methods. Ensure Active on your Checkout is enabled. This completes the integration on Wix Dashboard. Setting up Webhook You must integrate with Razorpay webhooks to receive notifications whenever a payment is made on your website. To setup webhooks: Log into your Razorpay Dashboard and navigate to Settings → Webhooks. Click Setup Webhook. Enter the following details: Enter the Website URL as https://express.razorpay.com/wix/v1/webhook-handler. Enter a Secret for the webhook endpoint. The secret is used for validation purposes. Note: The secret that you enter here can be used to validate that the webhook is from Razorpay. Do not expose the secret publicly. Select the following events from the list of Active Events: order.paid refund.processed payment.failed Click Save to enable webhooks. Note: If you are using this Razorpay account to accept payments on your Wix site, you can set up only one webhook on the Razorpay Dashboard.

It is true that with glide apps you can't build the next twitter or uber but you can certainly build something they call it as dark apps or work apps that you build internally or for any other company. Solving a particular problem is the main thing to find out as a no-code developer Building internal apps can be a slow process. Glide makes it easy to build and deploy internal apps quickly, without knowing how to code. Create An Internal Tool In 2 Steps with Glide You can get started building your first internal app with Glide in as little as two easy steps. From a Glide template: Choose a template for the type of app you’d like to build. You’ll get a copy of the app template and a copy of the Google Sheet it uses in your Drive. Customize the app by adding your own data in the Google Sheet. From your spreadsheet: Choose one of your spreadsheets to build a basic app as a starting point. Customize the way your data appears in the app. Once you’ve completed the first two steps, your app is essentially ready to use as-is. However, you can customize your app’s layout, change how lists and tabs appear, match design elements to your branding, and truly make it your own. You can even add integrations with SaaS tools like Zapier and Google Analytics. Click publish and you’re ready to go. To share the app with your employees, you can share the app’s QR code so others can scan it, you can text the link to someone, or copy the app’s URL and share that via email. The best part is when you make changes -- whether in Google Sheets, to the app’s layout, or if users make updates to the data -- these will be live within seconds or minutes.

How Outsystems built 60 Apps in 20 months for Schnider Electric with Low code platform. Schneider Electric, a global specialist in energy management and automation, provides integrated efficiency solutions, combining energy, automation, and software to its customers. With OutSystems, Schneider Electric transformed its IT landscape by setting up a "Digital Factory" that produced more than 60 new apps in its first 20 months. Challenge Reining in Runaway Processes Solution Building the Factory Foundation 1. They introduced an agile mindset in developers and business stakeholders 2. Establishing a consistent UX for web and mobile apps 3. Setting up the right team structure, processes, and standards 4. Creating a governance system to prevent the proliferation of unwanted and poorly designed apps They built a rich repository of reusable components specific to Schneider's needs Schneider Electric set up the factory foundation in four months and started hitting on all cylinders at the eight-month mark. They adopted a federated operating model that enabled local IT teams to develop apps on their own while ensuring that developers complied with governance rules and quality standards laid down centrally. Schneider Electric instituted a Center of Excellence (COE) team to govern and manage the digital factory and support all development teams building apps on the platform. The COE team provides best-practices, knowledge transfer, expertise, expert guidance, and reusable assets to improve the success of project teams and the enterprise as a whole. The COE supports application development across each initiative's lifecycle, from evaluating projects to provisioning apps, managing access, performing architectural reviews, conducting security checks, deploying apps, and monitoring performance. Establishing robust governance was key to the foundation of Schneider Electric's digital factory. With the OutSystems tools and capabilities like Architecture Canvas, The 4 Rules for Correct Application Composition, and its built-in lifecycle management and DevOps capabilities, maintaining and improving the quality of apps became much easier and more efficient. Additionally, Schneider Electric focused on evangelizing the platform and increasing adoption. The company launched an internal campaign promoting the benefits of developing apps on OutSystems to key business and IT stakeholders. In just six months, Schneider Electric increased its OutSystems developer community from 20 to more than 100. The company accomplished this feat by conducting training and on-boarding sessions across geographies. Outsystems has helped businesses like Schneider Electric launch 60 apps in 20 months, with most delivered in just 10 weeks. And Ricoh replaced their legacy systems, resulting in a 253% ROI in 7 months. Process improvement and optimization are often the key focus areas for low code development. Automation and integration tend to yield rapid ROIs, making low code an enticing platform for small and large businesses alike.