A speaker explains how no-code platforms like Bubble make development cheaper and more accessible, letting more people build and buy software without coding skills.
I think what's also interesting about no Code Bubble and some of the other no code platforms is I could be wrong here and correct me if I am but I feel like it would expand the buyer pool because I'm not technical and finding a bubble developer is probably much more affordable than Rack native or whatever code that you're in. And it just seems like know really de risk the business because it's on a platform that has a lot of other developers even if you don't know anything about you know, engineering. So if you don't you can hire someone cheap. If you just want to learn a little bit you can do it yourself. So I feel like it kind of it could broaden the buyer pool. Like you said you had 60 conversations. That's correct. Yeah. Yeah I completely agree. I think it's more about the, the stigma of no code and so people think oh it can't scale.
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