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If you've ever felt that pit in your stomach as your Airtable or Bubble app starts to creak under the weight of its own success, you know what I'm talking about. That moment your no-code MVP outgrows its initial home is a huge turning point. You&
It's the classic paradox of success: the very no-code platform that helped your app go viral is now the thing holding you back. You know it’s time to migrate your database to the cloud when the patchwork of automations and platform limits starts costing you more in
That first wave of sign-ups after launching your no-code MVP is an incredible feeling. But as the numbers climb, that initial excitement can quickly turn to dread. The very platform that let you build so fast is now groaning under the pressure, and you realize you've built on
Think of Git as the ultimate "undo" button for your entire project, but with superpowers. At its core, Git is a version control system that meticulously tracks every change made to your code over time. It saves these changes as snapshots called "commits." This system is
You’ve done it. Your no-code MVP, pieced together with grit and ingenuity, actually works. But now you’re feeling the strain. Your Zapier bill is climbing, Airtable is starting to crawl, and you have that nagging fear that a sudden spike in users could bring the whole thing crashing
