Build Applications and automate tasks using no-code tools

Automate Tasks, Scrape data from the web and build applications without writing code

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Description

No-code development is a type of web development that allows non-programmers and programmers to create software using a graphical user interface, instead of writing code. The no-code movement rests upon the fundamental belief that technology should enable and facilitate creation, not be a barrier to entry.

So much that we do in our day to day lives is powered by code. Whether we’re checking our bank accounts, liking friends’ photos on social media, or are searching for new outfits on our favorite ecommerce sites, programming is what makes all of these actions possible.‍

For the majority of us who lack the know-how in writing code, the idea of crafting a web app, or building a website seems forever out of reach. But what was once a space that only developers and those well-skilled in coding could navigate, is now open to everyone. The no-code movement has removed the obstacle of having to know programming languages, letting anyone bring their ideas to light.‍

Where app development and launching web applications was once only possible by skilled programmers, no-code development platforms, along with the wealth of tutorials out there can get anyone on their way to getting their ideas out there. Being a non-programmer no longer matters.

No-code is simply an abstraction layer over code. Meaning, it takes the fundamentals of code and translates them into simple drag and drop solutions — allowing creators to build modern apps and websites visually.

In this course we will use no-code tools to build applications, automate workflow tasks and extract data from various websites.

What You Will Learn!

  • Build Applications with No-Code Tools
  • Create automated workflows with No-Code Tools
  • Import and Export Flows
  • Automate data extraction from the web (Web Scraping)
  • Build a Photo Sharing App from scratch
  • Build a Todo App from Scratch
  • Deploy applications
  • Store data in databases

Who Should Attend!

  • Beginners to No-Code Development