Low code/no code is here to stay. My classmate’s startup, Bubble, just raised a $100 million Series A.

Jul 27, 2021
10:53:20am

CrimWalCoug All-American in practice

No-code Bubble raises $100M to make technical co-founders obsolete – TechCrunch

Bubble enables anyone — coder or not — to begin building modern web applications using a click-and-drag interface that can connect data sources and other software together in one fluid interface.

https://social.techcrunch.com/2021/07/27/no-code-bubble-series-a/[https://techcrunch.com/2021/07/27/no-code-bubble-series-a/]

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Low code/no code is here to stay. My classmate’s startup, Bubble, just raised a $100 million Series A.

CrimWalCoug All-American in practice

7/27/21 10:53am

Ammmmm I don't like that

wildeone

7/27/21 10:54am

GUI programming is good for basics but has a lot of limitations. Im curious

LeonMarek

7/27/21 10:55am

I'm aware of an AI company coupling no code/low code with robust AI algorithms in an attempt to accelerate applications.

Division Bell

7/27/21 11:01am

Bubble has over 1 million users. If you poke around, you can see how people are using it.

CrimWalCoug

7/27/21 11:12am

Lol, good luck with that. I see a 100 million investment failure right there

semisonic

7/27/21 12:23pm

They’ve been at it for eight years already and have over one million users.

CrimWalCoug

7/27/21 12:36pm

1 million users yes, but how "useful" is it is the question compared to

semisonic

7/27/21 1:02pm

You have framed the entire thing incorrectly.

CrimWalCoug

7/27/21 3:28pm

Care to wager a bet about this? Maybe even with high stakes?

semisonic

7/27/21 7:33pm

Not a betting man but feel free to bookmark this post and follow-up.

CrimWalCoug

7/27/21 9:26pm

I see this as an evolution (and big improvement) over technologies that have

No-code Bubble raises $100M to make technical co-founders obsolete – TechCrunch

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