How To Build A No Code SaaS (Everything You Need)

No code is the movement of building web apps and SaaS's without code. If you master these tools now while they're still very early in the future you'll be able to build nearly anything you want without code. Granted we will always need developers, but these tools lower the barriers to entry for the average person who wants to build a web app or no code Saas. These tools will help you get your foot in the door and build your very first no-code project. Using a web builder, a database, and some way to connect the two you can build a functioning web project. Granted, Webflow already has many CMS options and you can host data there, but, using an external database like Airtable will allow you to have much more control over your fields.

0:00 Intro
0:35 Design Tools
2:05 Web Builders
4:20 Integrations
11:00 Real Life Examples

Here are the links to try everything out!

Figma

UntitledUI Kit

Bubble

Bravo Studio

Carrd

Webflow

Finsweet

Notion

Memberstack

Zapier

Make (Integromat)

Typeform

Airtable

Makerpad

Dwelitto

Unicorn Factory

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[ArnauRos]

Have you built a no code product before? 👇

[yavor]

it could be great to watch some stream with real-time building process, something basic but hilighting all essencial functions amd integration of this services.
and thank you for great job!

[MosesMatsepane]

As a person with a lot of coding experience, I always check out all these new "no-code" solutions to see if I can save some time on small projects. I always resort back to coding every time because these tools only work for simple requirements with very specific configurations. They all fall apart when you try to use them for projects with complex requirements. I am not bashing them, I am just sharing my knowledge and personal experience. The best "no-code" tool that I have used is a tool called LabView, it's more of an Engineering tool, but that's what I hope we'll get in future for Web/Mobile Apps.

[jamesmcginn]

Everything I wanted to know, delivered in a fast, clear manner, with links. Big thumbs up.

[dianahkalibbala]

What a great start you have helped me have in my no-code journey!! Your video is so succinct and offers such great guidance on what applications to focus on and it’s been a go to as I learn up and navigate the different tools. Thank you sooo much, Arnau!!

[rubenccnv]

Love your channel bro, you are still quite small, but you always deliver premium content! Much appreciated!

[subramanianchenniappan]

I am fulltiime web (java, ) developer for 15 years . Will look all your videos. Always wanted to learn saas

[petitscanardserrants.]

My man!!! The actual video that takes you to execution. Thank you for the knowledge. Keep it up champ youre doing great.

[fictionplus]

Your videos are definitely the best for Web design/development I've seen so far. Think Im gonna watch em all! Well researched and you recommend the top high-end products/tools.

Lovely job bro!

[savichopra]

you explain it rfeally well
thankyou so much

[mm]

Just came across your channel, great stuff. Personally used Figma to prototype, Webflow for my site/inbound marketing blog, and planning on using a redirect to Bubble for my SaaS web app

[DavJonesy]

I use bubble, i recommend bubble for backend applications. Not for like blogs or anything, the SEO is still a work in progress, the editor is kinda outdated. I will say that Webflows CMS restriction is what is holding me back. My company produces 100s of lines of data a day and bubble doesn't limit that, only file size for images videos. So if you website is content heavy like mine, stick to bubble, if not Webflow is your best bet

[guyveillet]

Extremely useful. Thanks a lot. Keep up the good work Arnau.

[IECH-ygtw]

A comment to support a great work you're doing.

[TCOmuns]

So with all of these different SaaS sites being pieced together like Legos, it brings up some obvious issues for someone like me, a 30 year Systems Administration professional. Firstly, how many trust relationships are involved in a individual site? You have at least half a dozen companies with their fingers in your data, and how well do you really trust all of them? This creates an absolutely enormous attack surface with that many 3rd parties involved. Second, what happens to the web app if one of those companies goes out of business? If you are building this way for clients, and you have build 100 client websites this way, you now have 100 clients that are angry because their site is broken. Third, having to link all of these different SaaS services surly must introduce significant latency to the system, slowing down the responsiveness of the web app. Finally, having that many SaaS providers supporting the web app would make it very fragile. as for every additional one you add, you have added another piece that if they are having service issues, could break the web app. From my perspective as a traditional Systems Administrator, it looks like you are building a house of cards.

[mohammadyasir]

Why is this guy underated
He's so gud !🔥

[jstenberg]

New to this...i feel like i need to take notes and should be eligible for college credit! Good stuff. Will listen to again so more soaks in.

[robertventer]

Absolutely fantastic information, thank you for sharing

[josephpitjeng]

thanx fr th info..
it really helped me understand the wolrd of no code

[kyler.]

Great video Arnau! That Bravo app looks interesting thanks.