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No code tools for business: Webflow: Visually build websites:Drag-and-drop interface for design, but with more control than basic builders. Clean code: Exports well-written code for customization by developers. Content management: Easy updates

I use NotionNaija daily for my SaaS—an incredible set of templates that transform your Notion workspace. Whether it’s task management or goal tracking, these templates help streamline workflows and boost productivity. Check it out: https://notionnaij

Google’s Project IDX Could Be a Game Changer for Developers Today, I explored Google’s Project IDX and why it might be better than Visual Studio Code (VSCode). Project IDX is a cloud-based coding tool, meaning you can use it from any device, anywhere

AI is Powerful — But Also Capable of Spreading Misinformation! Today, I encountered something important that needs attention. An AI assistant on Instagram shared discount codes for Nurabare.com — but when tested, the codes were fake and non-functio

Which platform should I use to create my portfolio website. Pls suggest no-code platforms. I want to integrate blog, contact and other basic features.

Guys what information/element you wanted to internet but can't find it easily or even if it's available it's in long blogs and all? It can be anything from information about something to code templates.

As a non tech guy, how can I build a website from scratch without money ? I am ready to assemble & edit codes I just want source from which I can get code components or any other way to build. The no-code tools can't be used as they have watermark.

I'm starting a new website where people can purchase graphics, stock footage, website themes, codes etc digital assets at very low cost or you can say cheap rate .. will it run ?

Hey People, I just launched my resource bundle for solopreneurs on Product Hunt, called The Premium Solopreneur Bundle. It contains a package of useful resources like e-books, notion templates, prompts to help you generate templates, processes, proj

I use VS Code. I have always used it. And never really considered switching. Is that wrong? What do you use?