Episode 43: Using code in your no-code project

0:22 - Episode begins
0:55 - Webflow World Tour’s been happening
1:05 - Webflow World Tour Americas recap
1:20 - Leo Zakour, BONS
1:20 - Chris Spags, Jetboost
1:56 - Mackenzie Child’s tweet about Webflow’s upcoming releases
2:55 - What actually is a nested symbol?
4:03 - Frank Ramirez’s tweet (Webflow PM) about User Systems
4:33 - Webflow World Tour Americas recap
4:46 - Webflow Symbols have moved to its own panel
5:10 - Lazy Load is now built-in to Webflow
7:21 - CanIUse: Lazy Loading
7:35 - Episode: Can you have a career as a visual developer?
7:50 - Webflow’s job opening to build sites for Webflow, in Webflow
8:14 - Adalo Update: Adalo now has a slider component
8:37 - Adalo’s Audio Player component featuring your favs
8:53 - Thunkable has an app-building challenge
9:57 - YourVone has a hackathon coming
10:26 - Parabola Update: Updated Insert If/Else Step to make it more plain
10:42 - Parabola Update: Selected as a Shopify Staff Pick
11:01 - Using Parabola as a Shopify refund tool
11:35 - Brota and Alex Iglesias released Advanced Forms
15:30 - Rubicons by Noah Raskin and Chris Spags
17:00 - TechCrunch Article: Five VCs discuss how no-code is going horizontal across the world’s industries
17:37 - Makerpad’s No-Code Challenge
20:16 - Ben’s video on using code with Webflow
22:24 - Git Cheatsheet (From Github, Atlassian)
24:44 - CSS Extract (Chrome Extension)
29:03 - Ben’s Webflow Snippets repo
31:21 - Jumping into Ben’s workflow
31:39 - Github
32:00 - VSCode
32:15 - ESLint
32:35 - Prettier
33:15 - Atom (Text Editor)
33:37 - Github Pages
34:40 - JSDelivr
34:40 - Ben’s video tutorial
35:30 - JSDelivr vs Github Pages
37:38 - CodeSandbox
37:45 - JSFiddle, Codepen
46:02 - Stack Overflow
46:23 - Wes Bos, Team Treehouse, Free Code Camp, Glitch, Scrimba, Command Line Power User, VS Code Pro

Episode 43: Using code in your no-code project

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