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Iβm excited to share that Softr.io is a finalist in ProductHuntβs Golden Kitty Awards, in the NO-CODE category!Β
Help us become the No Code Tool of the year 2020! π π
Your vote would be much appreciated π
Your vote would be much appreciated π
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Hey people,
Just joined the community!
My name is Matteo Mosca and I'm a computer engineer from Italy, super excited about code, low-code and no-code technologies.
Below some relevant projects, that I did in the last 9 months since I started my indie founder journey (check the link about my story for more details).
Can't wait to actively participate in this community π
Just joined the community!
My name is Matteo Mosca and I'm a computer engineer from Italy, super excited about code, low-code and no-code technologies.
Below some relevant projects, that I did in the last 9 months since I started my indie founder journey (check the link about my story for more details).
Can't wait to actively participate in this community π
Course on how to build Chrome extension with Bubble: https://71Lines.com
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Widget to receive video calls from your website's visitors
(Built with Bubble): https://Heyhi.io
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My story: https://matteomosca.io/the-business-lessons-i-learned-from-not-cutting-my-hair-for-18-months
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My website with all the projects: https://matteomosca.io
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Problem
Zoom's non-webinar product doesn't allow you to set a limit on the number of meeting registrants. I want to create multiple events with a limited number of possible registrants.
Potential solution
I think this should be possible by doing something like adding each new meeting registrant to Airtable, then counting the number of attendees every X minutes, updating a Webflow CMS item attribute ('number of places remaining'), and when it gets to zero the Webflow item (the event) is unpublished / the link to register is removed.
Has anyone created a similar workflow, or have an easier solution?
Has anyone created a similar workflow, or have an easier solution?
Do you love no-code like we do? Do you have a passion for learning new tools and building projects? If youβre regularly solving problems without writing any code we think that youβll also love our Creators in Residence program too.Β
A big part of the no-code community is about support. Not just supporting people when they launch a product or with valuable feedback - but with teaching. Sharing your knowledge and using your skills to help others level up in no-code too! Our Creators in Residence program is looking for creative, enthusiastic no-coders that also have the empathy and patience of a teacher. Is that you? Weβd love to introduce you to a way you can create with no-code and earn all at the same time!Β
Introducing the Makerpad Creator in Residence Program
Introducing the Makerpad Creator in Residence Program
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https://www.makerpad.co/blog/why-your-next-hire-should-be-a-no-coder
Hey everyone! Kicking off our second cohort for Build Club.
To commit - comment on this post and tweet this to share with friends.
Leave any ideas and tools you'll be using below! Before we kick off, browse what other people are building and share some feedback, maybe sync to collab if there's mutual interest.
To commit - comment on this post and tweet this to share with friends.
Leave any ideas and tools you'll be using below! Before we kick off, browse what other people are building and share some feedback, maybe sync to collab if there's mutual interest.
Hello Community,Β
I have made a small tool to setup working contact forms in static websites or JAMStack sites without adding backend or server side coding. Its called Web3Forms
Its a simple API Endpoint you can attach to any <form> element and it should work out-of-the-box.Β
Its currently not launched yet, But I'd love if you try it now and provide me your feedback.Β
Website Link: https://web3forms.com/
~Surjith
I have made a small tool to setup working contact forms in static websites or JAMStack sites without adding backend or server side coding. Its called Web3Forms
Its a simple API Endpoint you can attach to any <form> element and it should work out-of-the-box.Β
Its currently not launched yet, But I'd love if you try it now and provide me your feedback.Β
Website Link: https://web3forms.com/
~Surjith
Hi makers, my name is Vytas or (V). I was a fan of Makerpad's community for a long time but only now sign up for it. Happy to be here!
Feel free to connect or reach out.Β
Feel free to connect or reach out.Β
Designed and built a yoga site for my mother! All in Webflow, including the shopt. need to finish the About page, and do some mobile optimization, but otherwise its done! https://yoga-with-jane-b604bf.webflow.io/
I'm offering free assessments for my target audience, to vet/audit their own businesses. Currently, the leads are submitting their assessment through Google Forms (created by me).
Take the image for e.g., let's say each of the answers (X Comma) has a grading to it (1-10), my idea is to collate answers to each of the multiple choice, and then email the final score to the candidates, on their registered email.
Unfortunately this is a missing feature in Google Forms (or I may not know about it).
Currently, on each form submission, I have to manually calculate their scores and then email them to each lead.
This is tiresome and really an unscalable solution.
In an ideal scenario, I want the lead to get their first-hand score.
Can this be done using any of the no-code solutions?
Take the image for e.g., let's say each of the answers (X Comma) has a grading to it (1-10), my idea is to collate answers to each of the multiple choice, and then email the final score to the candidates, on their registered email.
Unfortunately this is a missing feature in Google Forms (or I may not know about it).
Currently, on each form submission, I have to manually calculate their scores and then email them to each lead.
This is tiresome and really an unscalable solution.
In an ideal scenario, I want the lead to get their first-hand score.
Can this be done using any of the no-code solutions?