EPISODE · Oct 15, 2021 · 1H 23M
The case for ClickUp
from The Visual Developers Podcast · host Ben Parker, Jake Spirek, Matt Varughese, Lacey Kesler
0:22 - Episode begins 2:44 - Webflow did some fun things with the pages panel 3:11 - And Refokus built a cool tool for Webflow Rich Text called Rich Text Enhancer 4:06 - Notably (shouts to Colleen) is a tool for researchers 4:52 - Airtable now has advanced filters 5:29 - Super.so released a drag and drop builder to build landing pages in Notion 7:39 - Have you seen Living Dead? It was made in Webflow 8:20 - Also worth visiting My Dope Ass Apartment. (Props to Jon Cole of Edgar Allan) 8:45 - Industrial Marc on Twitter built a tool in Airtable to compare live prices of your Crypto 9:26 - Fresh on the heels of their new launch, Bravo Studio has a new ad. 10:07 - Xano (which we’ve mentioned here before) launched on Product Hunt 12:32 - HelloGuru, which has it’s own no-code builder, launched a hub to help learn no-code 13:33 - Flutterflow launched version 2.0 of it’s app 14:17 - Figma launched branching for teams! Check out their handy guide to branching in Figma. 15:59 - Abstract.com 18:00 - From Figma to website with one click 19:11 - Notion raised $275 million at a $10 billion valuation 20:23 - Funnel, no-code for marketing data, raises $66 million, see it at funnel.io 24:50 - Anyone using heyflow? 25:25 - Bubble’s new editor...isn’t coming? 30:26 - Bonsai Browser looks interesting 31:47 - Parabola adds an undo feature 33:03 - Glide is working on an Airtable integration 1:23:00 - Jake’s YouTube
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What this episode covers
In this episode, we’re joined by Jake Spirek of 8020 for an in-depth conversation about the productivity tool, ClickUp. And before we dive in, as always, we cover everything new in no-code.
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