I’m mainly excited because as a writer, I can actually dare to venture into areas of app design without knowing code. Personally, I am excited about Bubble.io since it is a fantastic option for content creators like myself. (I mean, you can create an app on Bubble.io without knowing code!) 20 Reasons To Use Bubble.io That said, we are firmly ensconced in the No Code part of the IT world, and focusing on Bubble.io, which is a game changer today. The infographic created on Canva above shows a few statistics of low code market forecast. There are plenty of No Code tools out there, and we, at Hyvor Talk, use quite a few. There are only 1 out of 400 people who know how to code, and the current initiatives like #100DaysOfNoCode are helping to give birth to a new crop of citizen developers. The internet helped people create and connect, but No Code helped create and connect no matter what they know. The 21st century has pushed the potential of the online world far and wide. Initiatives like 100daysofnocode speak of the myriad of reasons why more and more people are going No Code. The reason is digital empowerment, democratising creation and empowering the lay person.

An interesting podcast called My NoCode Story with Ayush gives a thoughtful indication as to why more and more people are opting for No Code tools. There was a steep learning curve when it came to these two tools, and it wasn’t easy. This was a time when these skills were important to break into the field of graphic design. In the early 2000 era when graphic design was a thing and was regarded as being really cool, I learned how to use Macromedia Dreamweaver and Macromedia Flash.

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