Joshua Haas - Bubble Blog | What you need to know about building with no-code

Bubble donates $20k to open-source projects

In our startup’s first annual open-source donation, we share why our company decided to contribute to open-source software PLV8, node-postgres, and Papa Parse.

Programming

No-code is the future of programming. That's great news for engineers.

Bubble founder & co-CEO Josh Haas explains why engineers should support no-code tools.

Announcement

Bubble’s $100M Series A round: What’s next?

Announcement: Bubble has closed a $100M round led by Insight Partners.

Programming

Building Bubble: Look ma, no “master”: decentralized integration

In this series of posts, our engineering team talks about the inner workings of Bubble, the cloud-based visual programming language that’s making programming accessible to everyone. If you’re interested in joining the no-code revolution, see our list of open positions [https://bubble.

Programming

Building Bubble: Using Simple Indexes to Optimize Complicated Sorts in Postgres

In this series of posts, our engineering team talks about the inner workings of Bubble [https://bubble.is], the cloud-based visual programming language that’s making programming accessible to everyone. If you’re interested in joining the no-code revolution, see our list of open

Programming

Building Bubble: Trees in the Clouds, Part II

In this series of posts, our engineering team talks about the inner workings of Bubble, the cloud-based visual programming language that’s making programming accessible to everyone. If you’re interested in joining the no-code revolution, see our list of open positions [https://bubble.

Programming

Building Bubble: Trees in the Clouds

In this series of posts, our engineering team talks about the inner workings of Bubble, the cloud-based visual programming language that’s making programming accessible to everyone. If you’re interested in joining the no-code revolution, see our list of open positions [https://bubble.

Values

Empower, don’t disrupt

Our mission is to empower people to create technology: to expand the circle of people who have the ability to innovate with new apps.

Programming

Code is cost.

Programmer Efficiency = Goals accomplished / Code written