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Re:I got control of my spending with some no-code services and 100 lin...
on Monday May 06, 2019 @10:17PM (#19845826)
As luck would have it, I recently pulled together a list of no code tools into a market landscape: https://www.createwithoutcode.com/posts/no-code-development-...
I'll be adding more in the coming days...
To directly answer your question, I would recommend Bubble.is as a great place to start in the no code space.
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Re:Sketch raises $20M in Series A funding
on Sunday March 17, 2019 @11:35AM (#19414523)
In terms of lowering the barrier to coding, Bubble.is is doing some interesting things: https://bubble.is/
Oxford Health Plan (3,200 employees) site is running Apache/2.0.47 and is down
I would guess this is highly insecure given that it was released on 10th July 2003 (It's obviously unstable given how the site is failing).If you try to search for providers they work with here (As of 10/11/2014), https://www.oxhp.com/secure/providerSearch/content_facility.htmlThe site fails and spits out: Internal Server ErrorThe server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was...
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Re:Teaching Programming To A Highly Motivated Beginner
on Friday November 09, 2012 @09:40PM (#4765741)
They did just that in the coursera course "Software Engineering for Software as a Service". A VM is available for download and as a rank amateur I found it a great way to dive in. https://www.coursera.org/saas/