How the largest Spanish-speaking community was born

Meet Alex from ‪@nocodehackers‬ who is not only building with no-code but also creating a strong, Spanish community around this topic! Sharing the story of Minimum.run, Alex told us about creating the market that didn't exists before. Learn how they started to create the educational part for three years, and that allowed them to create the agency and get clients.
This video is a part of series of video interviews featuring no-code agencies from around the world. The goal is to showcase the potential of no-code development, particularly to traditional industries (including software houses and developers). We demonstrate that advanced solutions can indeed be built using a no-code stack.
Key takeaways:
- Start and Growth: Alex created Nocode Hackers to help people who don't know much about coding to make things using no-code tools. He started with Spanish courses and then moved to an agency to help clients using tools like ‪@Webflow‬ ‪@Framer‬ ‪@weweb‬ ‪@Wized‬
- Challenges and Teaching the Market: Alex started his project during the pandemic. In Spain, not many people knew about no-code, so he spent a lot of time teaching them what no-code can do. It took three years for people to start seeing its value.
- What No-Code Means: Alex believes no-code makes it easy for anyone to make apps and automate tasks, not just expert coders. He thinks no-code will become even more popular and powerful with new features.
- Tips for Beginners: Alex suggests starting with easy no-code tools to quickly see how they work. But he warns that no-code also has challenges and limits, so new users should be ready to learn and adapt.
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00:00 Intro
00:10 The story of Nocode Hackers and Minimum.run
01:09 Beginnings: Why No-code
03:09 The career before No-code
03:35 No-code challenges
04:44 Key milestones
06:06 Project showcase
10:07 No-code vs code
11:51 No-code advantages over traditional software
13:35 Common misconceptions with no-code
16:27 Future predictions
19:11 Advice to future no-code developers