“Agilebase makes a big impact on what our business can do” Kimberley Mercer is the Group Area Manager for Britannia Windows. She has seen up close the difference No Code makes. No Code is “a stepping-stone into the world of coding and development. It sparksRead More »Speaker profile: Kimberly Mercer
“I love No Code and Agilebase” Software expert Damian Webber likes the speed and flexibility of No Code. And sees a bright future for Agilebase. Agilebase changes how software is built and who gets to build it. Damian Webber will be appearing on Agilebase’s panel.Read More »Speaker profile: Damian Webber
“Keep it simple” Software should not be complex, says Project Support Officer at Invest Bristol and Bath Annabel Bosley Agilebase helps us respond to new requirements. It’s a valuable tool for our organization, said Annabel Bosley Annabel Bosley is on Agilebase’s panel “Learn to buildRead More »Speaker profile: Annabel Bosley
Interactive workshop with networking In a world where technology is rapidly evolving, so too are the tools and methods we use to interact with it. Gone are the days when coding was the exclusive domain of programmers and developers. Today, we stand on the cuspRead More »Join us in Bristol: The Rise of No-Code Development
An afternoon of learning and testing out Agilebase during our event at Bath College. July’s Bath Digital Festival showcased a wealth of innovators working in our region to deliver impressive, game-changing digital solutions. This year Agilebase was proud to be included alongside some of theRead More »Bringing no-code to Bath Digital Festival
To get the most out of No Code, Bristol needs a No Code Tech Cluster. “We were working with a charity. They put out a technical specification. They were asking for software development in the Northeast,” said Adam Hill, head of No Code North East.Read More »How Bristol can avoid getting left behind in the No Code race
Businesses start to feel the benefit of software such as Agilebase when all the departments and tools connect, says Richard Wilson, an independent IT consultant. “All firms need to find software tools that better fit how they work”
There were around 2.6 million low or no-coders in 2021. That number is likely to grow by 40% a year until 2025. That’s three times as fast as the developer population. These citizen developers are at the forefront of digital transformation.
Each organization or business is unique. Off-the-shelf software boxes them in. They are better suited to
building their own CRM system.