Okay, guys. Another week another post. The No-code movement is raising and many people jumping in. The hype is real. You can think what you want about it. It’s bad, lame or stupid. No-code apps can never replace the good old coding. Another buzz word that fades away. This blabbing around is always here and … Read more No-Code People to follow on Twitter (2020 Edition)
Are you new in the No-code world? Do not know where to get more info about this amazing movement. Except for this magazine. Yees we are back, hooray. 🙂 I am gonna write down a few websites or other sources that are full of great content and information about no-code tutorials and apps. Makerpad.co Okay, … Read more Where to find more info about No-Code World
Recently I read a lot of self-help/motivation book. I wouldn’t say is the only way how to be successful, read a lot, read like CEO but it can be a good source of inspiration (same as interviews). Also, you can be caught in a circle of reading instead of doing something so be aware of … Read more Self-help and motivational books tips
One small change now can make a great impact in the future. There are many books about habits, how to make good ones and avoid the bad ones. I can mention books as Atomic Habits by James Clear and Compound Effect by Darren Hardy (sure there are many more). Anyway, there is no question that … Read more Let’s track some habits (free Coda template)
Today’s post is gonna be a little shorter, but more practical. I am gonna add the subscription form to my articles. If you start an online project, part of the process should be to start collecting email addresses. (Sure just if it makes sense for your particular project) For Nocodemag it makes sense. I wanna … Read more How to add subscription form – WordPress + MailChimp
Before I will finally start with some no-code tools reviews and dive a little deeper to the no-code world. I would like to mention websites where you can get some inspiration. Mostly through the interviews with interesting people. In the last post, I was talking about task logging platforms. A lot of amazing people hanging … Read more Where to get some inspiration?
If you are at the beginning of your making journey part of the process is kinda dive into the Makers community. Sure it doesn’t need to be a rule but I guess most of the people get stick with some websites I am gonna mention below. I am pretty fresh to the community too so … Read more Makerlog vs Wip.chat vs Producthunt/makers
I introduced you Coda and Notion in the last post. The note-taking apps where you can collect your thoughts and actually get your life a little bit organized. Another step before every project. Is to get an IDEA. The idea is a wide concept. It can be everything that comes to your mind. But what … Read more 10 Ideas a day – IdeasKeeper (Coda.io free template)
Coda.io or Notion.so, Notion or Coda … or some other note-taking app. These questions follow everyone who wants to get into the note-taking world and organize his life a little bit. I discovered these tools while ago and since the beginning, this battle keep coming into my mind. I was curious about which one fits … Read more Notion vs Coda comparison (what people say)
Maybe you would say it’s not really necessary but I kinda feel I should write a post like this. Long story short the NoCodeMag.com is a new project focus on No-code tools and everything about that. I would like to bring you a view of the No coding world. Showing cool tools, honest reviews of … Read more The Beginning