Introducing WeWeb Unify: a brand new, full-stack version of WeWeb ✨ With WeWeb Unify, you can now combine AI & a drag-and-drop editor to design your interface, manage data, build backend logic, and publish production apps. All in one platform. We'd love to hear what you think 👇

My wife recently started making bread. After a number of goes she nailed it, as good as the local bakery and much better than shop bought. Then I realised, if anyone can do this then bakeries are finished, no one will ever buy bread again cos they'll just make their own. Right?

3-TRILLION in one week🫨🚀

Kimi K2.5 on @opencode Zen is hilariously cheap. I bought $20 worth of tokens two weeks ago, and I still have $10.89 left! After 3M tokens! If there's a bubble in AI, it's pricing a million tokens at $25 (and beyond).

My longest standing no-code colleague has rebuilt his Nordcraft & Supabase app (built over 6 months ) from scratch in a week using Claude Code, Svelte, Shadcn & Convex. It's blown my mind 🤯. I've been v sceptical but having seen it with my own eyes, maybe it needs another look. He's not a coder but has worked with several no-code tools over recent years and is experienced at designing & building systems, which he says were essential skills to help him rebuild the app using AI. He says he's now a product manager and the actual programming/coding aspect is done by AI. The original app, built in Nordcraft (a no-code/visual development platform) was in-progress and he didn't think he could meet his March deadline using no-code, so he took the chance to spend time trying to build with AI to see if the reality matched the "hype". It was clear within a couple of days that he was building faster and got to parity with his no-code build in just a week. I'm not posting this to add to the AI hype, quite the opposite. I'm going to test this out myself over the next week or so to validate it, cos I just didn't believe it ... until now! I got into no-code to build applications faster than with code and, despite my initial scepticism, it proved to be correct. If AI enables us to build even faster than no-code then, regardless of my scepticism, I will need to adapt yet again. 😬

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Rolling out a tutorial series on building business systems using visual development specifically for non-coders. First 8 parts are already available and new videos are dropping Tuesdays & Fridays. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

If you're all-in on Bubble full-stack then the mobile builder is gonna be a boon, I admit. But they're gonna charge you an xtra $30-$42/mth/app for the privilege (paid annually) I would recommend using @draftbit instead - its React Native, proven, time-served & only $19/mth (pa).

The visual development platform formally known as toddle ...

Big @toddledev announcement coming ...

Whilst I'm no longer a Bubbler or part of the @bubble community, I have the greatest of respect for @AmlieSolutions as one of the true real experts in that field. If you're learning Bubble then you won't do better than checking out his new video series : youtube.com/@amliesolutions

With all the new awesome features @toddledev is introducing, it’s very hard to prefer to build things with prompts.

Today we're opening up the Devize platform to outside users for the first time! We're releasing today not because Devize is a perfect, but because we see the future of software development and we'd like to build it with more of you!

Been chatting with the founders of @TeseronSTUDIO about their new backend designed to overcome @bubble's database limitations with features incl. SQL-like JOINs and SELECTs all with a v simple UI. Its early days but for Bubble devs, something to keep your eye on. teseronstudio.com

So funny how the @bubble fam has gotten used to so little being shipped, that there's mass rejoicing and celebration in the streets when they manage to change a no-brainer default for a checkbox. There's even rumors of a ticker-tape parade outside their NYC offices as well. A 🧵