August 2015 Summaries
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As we talk about what we do at Bubble with engineers, we face a lot of skepticism regarding the feasibility of the project. Many engineers tell us they don't believe it's possible to build a product that is scalable and customizable without code. However, this reaction is hard to understand, especially coming from experienced engineers. What we're trying to do at Bubble is solve a hard problem by providing a higher level of abstraction, making programming faster and easier. A similar concept emerged in the early days of computers, where programmers were able to rely on existing hardware components without worrying about each component of the chip. This led to significant advancements in software development. Today, we're trying to achieve the same concept at an even higher level, allowing users to build and scale something like AirBnB without coding. Engineers should spend less time reinventing the wheel and focus on building libraries and integrating them into platforms like Bubble, while coders will still write code in terms of new widgets and features. This knowledge isn't necessary for most everyone else.
Aug 16, 2015
343 words in the original blog post.
Building a business often requires outsourcing software solutions, but this can be a painful experience due to complexity and high costs. In contrast, specialized disciplines like law or accounting are typically outsourced effectively because they require deep expertise. However, building software is a complex task that requires both technical training and core business knowledge, making it challenging to outsource. To address this dilemma, Bubble was created as a platform that separates application development from coding, allowing businesses to build their own apps visually and retain control over the product. This approach enables companies to focus on their core competency without losing control of critical tech components, similar to how Airbnb excels at defining user experience rather than writing code. By separating coding from application development, Bubble aims to make software development more efficient for businesses.
Aug 16, 2015
774 words in the original blog post.