nocode | CHUKWUEMEKA VICTOR

A software engineer who specializes in building with Bubble a visual programming language (nocode) and an expert user experience designer. #nocode #UXdesigner

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@george_nqu @bubble I really wished to see how it will work in my app, but it seems it’s not available for starter plans.

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Pretend that you are been recorded as a model by which your children and grandchildren will learn how to succeed in life.

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@george_nqu @bubble I glued

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@george_nqu @bubble @e_bu_ka

[Emmanuel Straschnov @emmanuel_s]

Four people on our team built fully playable games on Bubble. In their spare time. No game dev background.

One built a 90s parking enforcement sim with AI-generated dialogue. Another built a turn-based card game with voice acting, animations, and modular card logic.

The point isn't "Bubble can make games." It's that the ceiling for what non-engineers can build keeps rising — and most people haven't noticed yet.

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[George Collier @george_nqu]

Every time building software gets cheaper, someone announces that developers are finished. It happened with WordPress. It happened with no-code. It's happening now with AI.

And every single time, the exact opposite plays out.

Cheaper software doesn't replace developers. It creates more software. The company that would've used Airtable now builds a custom CRM. The team that lived in spreadsheets now has an internal platform.

Stuff that was never worth building before suddenly is.

It's Jevons' Paradox. When coal got cheaper, people didn't burn less - they burned way more because they found new uses for it. Software is doing the same thing right now.

We see it already with Bubble. The apps people are building today are dramatically more ambitious than two years ago.

More software in the world means more developers needed to maintain it, secure it, and keep it running. Not fewer.

The "developers are dead" take is the most consistently wrong prediction in tech.

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@ram_sutraye @claudeai 😂😂😂

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@claudeai Very soon the only thing we require on the keyboard is Claude key.

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@chhddavid Cool and scary

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@olatheuiuxguy Clean

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@comfortfajugbag Hi comfort let’s connect

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@Daviowhite Gym Management System, ongoing, built on @bubble

my portfolio, https://t.co/7V0tTadgWe

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@AliGrids Awesome

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@tife_olayinka Alright, Tife I will send a DM.

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While waiting for my next Bubble dev gig, I started building a Gym Management SaaS.
Onboarding is live. Gym owners & early investors, let’s connect.
#BuildInPublic #SaaS #Bubble

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@johnnylinsf @george_nqu 2k workflows!!! on a page? WTF

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@tife_olayinka Which tool, this time?

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@adriankuleszo That’s twitter for you!

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@thebuggeddev @GoogleAIStudio Cool! AI should be able to do lots of stuff.

It’s a computer, no doubt at all.