If Airtable & Postgres db have a child

New Tools in Nocode Landscape

1. Activepieces

   ActivePieces is a no-code AI-first automation platform that enables users to connect and automate workflows between various apps and services effortlessly. You can self-host it and it is open source, which makes it a good choice for customers, which are in a regulated industry or have specific requirements.

   

   Activepieces

2. Kestra

   Kestra is an open-source orchestration platform designed to automate and manage complex workflows across various data sources and systems. It allows users to create, schedule, and monitor data-driven tasks seamlessly, enhancing productivity and operational efficiency.

   

   Kestra

3. Teable

   Teable is the super fast fusion of the popular database Postgres and Airtable. It is similar to Airtable a collaborative tool that streamlines the process of creating, sharing, and managing interactive tables and data visualizations. It enables teams to organize information efficiently and collaborate in real-time, enhancing data accessibility and communication.

   Check out their “1 million rows demo” here: https://app.teable.io/share/shrVgdLiOvNQABtW0yX/view

   

   Teable

New Features

Here are a few news from the Nocode-landscape itself:

1. Expert Listings

   I build pages for each No-Code or Low-Code Tool and made it possible to apply as a expert to showcase yourself at the specific tools like here: https://nocode-landscape.com/tool/make

   Your can apply on the specific tool pages or just use this form: https://airtable.com/appKW5LuWU8p00aNB/pag7k4PWeNcpAQZrs/form

2. Nocode Jobs Telegram Bot

   I listened to the Nocode Freelancer Community and I think it is the time for a Nocode Jobs telegram bot, which instantly informs you on new nocode permanent job postings or No-Code Freelance jobs. The project is quite early, but I will keep you updated.

   https://nocode-landscape.com/nocodejobsbot

   

   No-Code Job Bot

No-Code Freelancer Path

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No-Code Freelancer Checklist

So here we are.

You would like to become a No-Code Freelancer or maybe you are still working as a No-Code Freelancer then often it is a good idea to sometimes step a little back and zoom out to see the whole picture.

This is why I created this Checklist, which acts as a list with single points to cross out, but as well as a introduction to the whole topic “becoming a No-Code freelancer“

Checklist: Becoming a No-Code Freelancer

1. Establish the Fundamentals

• Understand what No-Code is: Research and learn the basics of No-Code platforms.

• Build expertise in No-Code tools: Start with popular tools like Webflow, Airtable, Bubble, Zapier, or Adalo.

• Choose your specialization: Focus on a specific No-Code tool or niche (e.g., web development, automation, app development).

2. Build a Portfolio

• Practice with real projects: Create your own projects to add to your portfolio.

• Showcase successful projects: Document and present projects to demonstrate your skills.

• Demonstrate customer-centric solutions: Highlight how you solve problems and deliver value to clients.

3. Conduct Market Research

• Identify your target clients: Who needs your No-Code services? Small businesses, startups, agencies?

• Understand your market’s needs: Analyze the challenges and requirements of potential clients.

• Study your competition: Look at what other No-Code freelancers offer and how you can stand out.

4. Build Your Own Brand

• Create branding: Develop a professional logo, website, and branding materials.

• Build a social media presence: Use platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram to share your work.

• Create valuable content: Write blog posts, tutorials, or make videos to showcase your expertise.

5. Pricing and Business Model

• Define your services and packages: Decide which services you’ll offer (e.g., web design, automation, app development).

• Calculate your rates: Set realistic prices that match your skills and market demand.

• Create flexible payment plans: Offer clients options, such as hourly or project-based rates.

6. Networking and Client Acquisition

• Join No-Code communities: Engage in online forums or groups to connect with other experts.

• Actively network: Build relationships with potential clients and partners.

• Utilize platforms: Create profiles on freelance marketplaces like Upwork, Fiverr, or specialized No-Code platforms.

7. Marketing and Visibility

• Optimize SEO for your website: Ensure potential clients can find your site easily.

• Create case studies: Showcase detailed examples of how you’ve successfully completed No-Code projects.

• Use email marketing: Build a list of prospects and send regular updates.

8. Process Optimization and Productivity

• Use project management tools: Leverage tools like Trello, Asana, or Notion to manage your tasks and projects.

• Automate workflows: Implement No-Code automations to minimize repetitive tasks.

• Track your time: Use time-tracking tools like Toggl to analyze your productivity.

9. Legal and Financial Basics

• Choose your business structure: Decide whether to operate as a sole proprietor or in a different legal entity.

• Prepare contracts: Use contract templates or create custom contracts to protect both you and your clients.

• Set up accounting tools: Use accounting software like QuickBooks or FreshBooks to manage your finances.

10. Continuous Learning and Up-Skilling

• Stay updated: Follow current trends and developments in the No-Code world.

• Learn new tools: Experiment with new platforms and technologies to expand your offerings.

• Take courses and attend webinars: Invest in training to improve your skills.

11. Client Management and Quality Assurance

• Clear communication: Set clear expectations and maintain regular contact with your clients.

• Gather feedback: Ask for client feedback to continuously improve your services.

• Offer support and maintenance: Provide additional services like ongoing maintenance and updates for long-term client relationships.

12. Scaling and Growth

• Automate business processes: Use No-Code tools to automate administrative tasks.

• Focus on recurring revenue: Offer maintenance contracts or long-term services.

• Expand your network: Collaborate with other freelancers or agencies to handle larger projects.

• Create digital products: Sell templates, courses, or services to generate additional revenue streams.

With this checklist, you are well-prepared to become a successful No-Code freelancer and build a sustainable business.

In the next weeks we will cover each topic from the beginning. Stay tuned

Best, Dennis

Newsletter Recommendations

My favourite stack

I like a lot of tools, but if I should go on a island and would be only allowed to take 3 No-Code Tools I would choose these, because they work great together.

1. Softr

   Softr is a Web App Builder, which allows to easily create you can build internal tools, directories, SaaS MVPs and more

2. Make.com

   Make enables you to build all kind of workflows and processes for your Application.

3. Airtable

   Airtable is a mixture between Spreadsheet and Database.

Do you plan to build something using these 3 tools or other and need help?

Reach out to me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennishansenofficial.

I provide assistance through consulting, development and training.