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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. One of the big challenges we have at
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. In the previous Building Bubble post, we talked
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. To kick off the Building Bubble series, we
Bubble is programming for the non-programmer.
We’ve created a platform where students can create apps and express their logic without code, opening up the educational value to everyone.
The unlikely story of two Harvard MBAs with no coding experience quitting their jobs to build web apps for everyone.
Do you ever ask yourself: how is my computer doing what it’s doing?
Programmer Efficiency = Goals accomplished / Code written
One of the fundamental ideas behind Bubble is that programming and coding should be considered two different things.
Where does Bubble fit among traditional programming languages?
And how did it clone Twitter with no code?
Yes, what we’re trying to do at Bubble is solve a hard problem. But why should it be impossible?
