Today we are looking at Adalo, a no-code platform that allows you to create apps for Android and iOS. We will see what possibilities it has, and we will assess its limits.
But first, let’s remember that we are already entering the final stretch of the , in which today we will see the selection, transformation, Addons and complements.
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And now yes, let’s talk about , a platform to create apps. At the time we already analyzed and , and today it is the turn of a very interesting alternative that allows us to create apps without knowing how to program. Here is the rundown of the episode as a summary of the key points:
I predict that in the coming years we will see more platforms of this style that allow us to create apps without knowing how to program. A kind of “WordPress to make apps”.
Obviously it’s not that simple, because in this case we’re talking about two different platforms (iOS and Android) and on top of that, unlike PHP, these are languages that must first be compiled to create an executable (the app). But despite that, we will see tools that will make our work much easier.
I currently see this type of ideal solution to validate minimum viable products, or to adapt to what they can offer us, without asking for pears from the elm. That is why before choosing one of them, we must do a complete requirements analysis, to see which one offers the right components.
And here the episode! As always, thank you all so much for your five-star ratings on , on , and , subscribing to and for being there, on the other side. Without you this would not be what it is, without you this simply… It would not be!
We’ll hear each other tomorrow Friday with a monograph chosen by yourselves. As always, at 07:07. Until then… Very good morning!
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