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Joined the #nocode revolution with @toddledev Formerly @Typeform and @Google

Barcelona
Joined September 2009
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I’ve been playing a lot with @cursor_ai and @Replit lately to develop web applications. I still prefer @toddledev - here’s why… What would take me an afternoon or so to write in code I could do in an hour with toddle. What would take me an hour in toddle would take me a few mins with AI… … but then a couple of hours iterating over the design and logic so the style and behaviours are as I would want out of my code/toddle version. If you want to speed up your dev process, replace the code editor with a visual editor and remain in control of what you’re building, don’t leave it up to chance and countless prompting back and fourths. Just build it. Develop at 10x the dev time of coding without losing 10x the control of AI composing.
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I've been building an app for a client in @bubble + @nocodebackend & they graciously agreed for me to re-build the front-end in @toddledev. So far Toddle's initial page load speed (incl some pre-loading data) is almost 3x faster, 3x less memory usage & the average call to the same Xano APIs is 2x+ faster. It's a single-page app so everything (minus the data) is pre-loaded. Initial Page Load (incl pre-loading data from Xano APIs calls) Bubble : 4.53s Toddle : 1.45s Initial Page Load (excl pre-loading data from Xano APIs calls) Bubble : 2.26s Toddle : 287ms Tab memory usage after initial load (Chrome on Mac) Bubble : 261mb Toddle : 75.4mb Average response to same Xano API Call (after initial page load)* Bubble : 1.14s Toddle : 496ms *For Bubble, I use the Xano Connector plug-in ( unproxied), not the API Connector. For Toddle, all API calls are proxied.
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Guess who sent some swag 👀
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First free template for the @toddledev community in progress. Fully responsive (some elements missing but soon to be added) jobboard.toddle.site/
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Vakis Rigas retweeted
Took some time to explore @toddledev today, it's beautiful: style variables, advanced events, components, formula view 🤯 And I know it's just the tip of the iceberg Current toddle devs, what's your favorite feature? 🙂
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Committing to #100DaysOfNoCode starting today. The main tool I want to master is @toddledev and @buildshipapp. I'll still be learning some code with @theodinproject to provide me an in-depth understanding of behind-the-scenes since Toddle reflects regular HTML CSS JS a lot.
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A new feature just went live in @toddledev - Context. If you're building an app using a component tree (as you should be tut tut) it enables you to pass data & re-use logic across your components without having to pass it up and down through attributes & events at every level. Trust me, if you've build a "componentized" app with reusables in Bubble and you take a look at this in Toddle, it will change your life. If you're already a Toddle fan, this is gonna speed up your dev like you wouldn't believe. Literally you will become more attractive to your better half, your hair will become thicker and you'll become insanely more intelligent. Honest.
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For web apps I still think @toddledev is king.
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Vakis Rigas retweeted
I had a Soundblaster card.
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The solo-founder tech stack to build scalable apps with nocode.
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Good news 👀
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Vakis Rigas retweeted
🎉🏆 Winners of the last week's DevHunt!🎉 Our top 3 champs are: 1⃣🥇@toddledev by @cullophid & @kasper_svenning - best Dev Tool of the week!!! ▶️devhunt.org/tool/toddle 2⃣ Node File Router by @dstdkv ▶️devhunt.org/tool/node-file-r… 3⃣ @langfuse🥉 ▶️devhunt.org/tool/langfuse Keep up the great work, everyone! 👍
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