- 0:20 - Intro
- 0:44 - Lacey's Interview with Parabola's Team
- 1:20 - Zapier allows for sharing Zaps now!
- 1:48 - NoCodeJac's Tweet
- 1:49 - Zapier's Tweet
- 1:54 - Coda collab'd with Wade Foster of Zapier on Running Distributed Staff Meetings
- 2:32 - Glide Update ー you can now edit conditions (i.e., allow users to only edit their own profile)
- 3:29 - Matt mentions similarity to Stacker's Permissions
- 5:14 - Julius's build re: Election Primaries in Coda
- 5:45 - Julius's Twitter
- 5:53 - Webflow was recognized by Fast Company for Design - #2, just behind Nike!
- 7:53 - Coda was recognized by Fast Company for Innovation in the Workplace! (#6)
- 8:23 - Joshua Tiernan launched MAKRS.io - a portfolio for Makers
- 9:16 - Makerpad had a Coda workshop this week
- 9:47 - YoRoomie / Mike Williams re-launched Thinkbox
- 11:01 - Mike built StudioTime.io
- 11:26 - Mike's Twitter Thread
- 11:27 - Webflow Updates: Webflow launches OR Filtering
- 13:51 - Tom Osman (Makerpad) is hosting a Bubble Workshop
- 14:22 - Chris Spags of Jetboost.io shared a video about JetBoost in the Webflow Designer
- 15:18 - Chris built a flow in Parabola to convert a Webflow Collection text field into multi-reference fields
- 16:00 - Joe Brown of NuCode joined the #100DaysofNoCode Challenge
- 16:40 - No Code Rumble is still going on! (@nocoderumble)
- 17:27 - Lacey wants know where other no-coders are hanging out, social-media wise!
- 19:23 - Lacey Introduces Mariam, the founder of Softr.io
- 19:49 - Mariam shares her background and how she got into software development
- 20:24 - Mariam talks about how much hard work it is to be an entrepreneur because it's not just building your product
- 20:44 - Mariam's interest piqued in tech when she took a basic programming class in school
- 21:20 - learned a lot from her dad, as well as learning math and computer science in school
- 21:42 - Lacey asks Mariam about whether or not it was common place to be a woman in tech
- 22:14 - Mariam's unique tech experience and the gender differences
- 22:49 - Mariam's father encouraged to become anyone she wants, which was a basis for her to go in that direction
- 23:24 - Mariam's favorite thing she loves about software development
- 24:22 - Technology is an enabler for our lives today
- 24:52 - Tech pays you learn and grow while getting paid
- 26:00 - Mariam shares about her no code platform, Softr.io
- 26:36 - 70% of web apps are built the same and companies are just reinventing the wheel
- 27:09 - 1.4 million software jobs created and only 400 thousand software engineers
- 27:54 - Softr.io creates building blocks that is unique to each business, with only a fraction of the cost compared to a high ranking engineer
- 28:27 - Is this the first company Mariam founded?
- 29:00 - What prompted Mariam to get involved in the no code space?
- 30:00 - Who should use Softr.io?
- 30:25 - How large is the Softr.io team?
- 30:46 - Mariam shares about her process for finding developers to help her build Softri.io
- 31:20 - Engineers love problems
- 32: 28 - How can the no code movement encourage developers to join?
- 32:44 - Why developers are skeptical about the no code movement?
- 33:29 - Fears that engineers have about no code
- 34:00 - Things engineers will love about no code
- 34:51 - Again, everyone agrees "no code" isn't the best way to describe it
- 35:44 - What is missing in the no code movement?
- 36:00 - Mariam wants to see more no code tools that don't require a big learning curve
- 36:45 - Lacey shares how no code platforms can improve
- 37:21 - What are good ways for people to get involved into the no code movement to reach other people?
- 38:33 - Software education is complex and can't keep up with the pace of advancements - tech is holding people back from moving fast
- 38:56 - Mariam is very excited about Visual Dev School
- 39:32 - Softr.io is releasing soon!
- 40:42 - Is Mariam the only woman in the no code space building a no code tool?