Category Archives: no code development

Okta adds new no-code workflows that use identity to trigger sales and marketing tasks

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It seems that no-code is the tech watchword of the year. It refers to the ability to create something that normally would require a developer to code, and replace it with dragging and dropping components instead, putting the task in reach of much less technical business users. Today Okta announced new no-code workflows that provide […] Continue reading Okta adds new no-code workflows that use identity to trigger sales and marketing tasks→

Airtable’s Howie Liu has no interest in exiting, even as the company’s valuation soars

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In the middle of a pandemic, Airtable, the low-code startup, has actually had an excellent year. Just the other day, the company announced it had raised $185 million on a whopping $2.585 billion valuation. It also announced some new features that take it from the realm of pure no-code, and deeper into low-code territory, which […] Continue reading Airtable’s Howie Liu has no interest in exiting, even as the company’s valuation soars→

Turbo Systems hires former Looker CMO Jen Grant as CEO

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Turbo Systems, a three-year old, no-code mobile app startup, announced today it has brought on industry veteran Jen Grant to be CEO. Grant, who was previously vice president of marketing at Box and chief marketing officer at Elastic and Looker, brings more than 15 years of tech company experience to the young startup. She says […] Continue reading Turbo Systems hires former Looker CMO Jen Grant as CEO→

Google acquires AppSheet to bring no-code development to Google Cloud

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Google announced today that it is buying AppSheet, an 8 year-old no-code mobile application building platform. The company had raised over $17 million on a $60 million valuation, according to PitchBook data. The companies did not share the purchase price. With AppSheet, Google gets a simple way for companies to build mobile apps without having […] Continue reading Google acquires AppSheet to bring no-code development to Google Cloud→

Glide helps you build mobile apps from a spreadsheet without coding

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The founders of Glide, a member of the Y Combinator Winter 2019 class, had a notion that building mobile apps in the enterprise was too hard. They decided to simplify the process by starting with a spreadsheet, and automatically turning the contents into a slick mobile app. David Siegel, CEO and co-founder at Glide, was […] Continue reading Glide helps you build mobile apps from a spreadsheet without coding→