No-code backend tools like Stillship and FastGen are surging in popularity, letting developers build advanced front-end experiences without traditional hosting or contracts. The shift opens major growth opportunities for product managers and developers.
Over the last quarter, and I think it's going to be a trend for the coming year, I've been seeing a lot more backends focused on no-code, which has included great success in this regard. You're seeing more emerging players like Stillship and FastGen. You're also seeing tools like Hangzhou and some of these others that could just be a separated backend that works well as no-code tool because it doesn't necessarily need to be hosted, be contractual in running, and it's a rise in the amount of tooling required in order to make more advanced frontends people are looking for, or they're getting simpler, à la software with Hattie, and they're becoming easier and easier to do. That seems to me that there's a big growth opportunity on the tooling, on the backend, and where there is lots of opportunity for product managers and developers to be making a big difference.
