Bubble Reviews & Product Details

The new responsive engine that they added to their platform. It makes building an app so much easier especially if one is a backend developer

It has everything I can think of when it comes to building apps.

Bubble has helped me build apps faster, and I also earn more through it.

1. It's very intuitive to use 2. There is a great library of ready to use templates that you can just plug and play 3. There is a community around it so you can find help and support when needed

It's not easy to find developers skilled at using bubble to build web apps because it is a relatively new platform. You will need to pay almost double of what you would pay to developers of mainstream platforms like wordpress etc.

I run a hiring business and I wanted to scale up the way in which we manage the relationships with candidates. Using bubble we were able to build a self service interface for jobseekers.

precise, total control, requires some troubleshooting but worth it.

requires learning curve and some trouble shooting

amazing capabilities for nocode

Even as a beginner, you can get pretty far with this NO-Code-Platform. If you put effort into it and go through their tutorials and videos, which by the way, are great, you can in no time become a minor expert. I haven't done the Academy yet, but as soon as I find time, I will. I only have basic knowledge of PHYTON, and still, I was able to build a website with a database interacting with customers through forms and lots of more cool stuff.

There is not a thing right now that comes to mind that I dislike.

I build an interactive website. So far, I have reached stage one, and there is, by far more possible, and I am still learning. The main benefit is that one can do amazing stuff with only basic knowledge of databases and programming. No knowledge is maybe possible, but you will end up with a drag-and-drop website builder only.

No need to be a developer nether know how to code.

For especific niches, still shallow information online

Project manager organizations for the specific use of a Marketing Agency, with CRM and Task Manager, integrated with different users and permissions.

Bubble takes care of every aspect of state-of-the-art nocode app development, for a productive, powerful and clever development.

Hard to say, I have been working intensively with bubble and did not find any aspect that I dislike.

I have been developing apps for clients and found a new carrier in Bubble. Marketplaces, power landing pages, internal systems, and much more. I am increasingly productive and there is always a solution for every challenge.

Bubble brings together front and backend development services together in a simple, easy to use but powerful environment. It sells itself as a 'no code' environment, but it has enough power to be very useful for those who have an understanding of code, and with an extensible environment via APIs, it brings a lot of flexibility. In other words, its great both for amateurs and professionals. By bringing the frontend and backend together into one place, it makes it very easy to evolve an application - to rapidly experiment and to test out approaches with little development cost. One can do in weeks what would take months via normal full stack development.

Bubble is quite a new tool, and they need to put a lot more work into the interface - the workflow tools that control the scripting can soon become difficult to manage. Currently you can only copy and paste one item at a time, which can make for some tedious work, whilst variables that are stored against elements can very easily become difficult to find. They have an interesting challenge ahead - they need to keep the amateur happy but they also need to keep the power user happy. Will be interesting to see how it develops!

Im developing my own MVP for a digital service.

Amount of resources, serverside workflows, API connector. I still haven't found something I could not achieve in Bubble, compared to traditional programming.

Responsive engine (there will be a new responsive engine by late 2021).

I have created full scale projects on Bubble, SaaS applications and internal use applications.

Anyone can turn out a functioning app in a few days, with no experience. It will be basic and ugly, but it will work. With more effort, you can make almost anything you can dream up, and you can make it beautiful.

Responsiveness is awkward to accomplish in Bubble, but it's do-able.

With no coding background, I've been able to build a fairly complicated and highly personalized app. Launch is in two weeks, very exciting, and then I'll start my next app. Can't wait.

I like that the possibilities are endless once you get past the learning curve. You can really do anything with Bubble

Dealing with responsiveness is a pain, would love it if it were easier. A way of creating breakpoints would be great. If the extensibility of Bubble, the design characteristics of Webflow, and ease of Wix could combine... that would be great.

Mostly I am building prototypes using API or just quickly spinning up an idea to see if I can make money from it. Being able to quickly spin up working prototypes recently landed me my new job.

ideal for the creation of pre-MVP prototypes

a bit hard to create also a visually appealing UI, but for the first product prototypes, it is not necessary, and afterward with some training, it is possible to create also beautiful apps with bubble

Building pre-MVP prototypes with bubble to validate our product hypothesis early

What I like best about Bubble is that they've made it easier for non-technical people to break into the world of programming and technology to build their ideas on their own. Bubble's community is easily one of the most welcoming, encouraging, and helpful communities out there, with its members eager to help each other overcome new and exciting challenges that come with exploring new technologies. As part of the community, I've met people from all walks of like, who would have never pursued programming due to their own self doubt, become incredibly capable and technologically competent No-Code developers, either launching their own businesses or changing careers entirely to become a freelance No-Code developer. No-Code is the future of programming.

There is very little to dislike about Bubble. For the most part, the platform is constantly updated to make No-Code even better, and the team behind the scenes is passionate about helping people become their own CTO/Developer. One minor complaint I would have is that sometimes changes are made to their backend that I personally feel did not need to be changed. For instance, once you create a project with a particular name, even if you delete the project, you cannot reuse the same project name. However, because most people will be linking their Bubble app with a custom domain, this is not too bad.

I found Bubble while trying to hire a developer to build an Uber for Tech Support style app. While people loved my idea, I could not afford anyone's rates. I tried to get into traditional coding languages like Python to build the app, but it felt like there was too much to learn and not enough time. I randomly googled "Build apps without code" and found Bubble. I was initially skeptical at the premise of no-code. But, after learning the platform, in just a few months, I had gone from not knowing much about programming and development to having several functioning iterations of my idea. I realized the benefits of Bubble was that it could empower non-technical people to quickly learn a version of programming that would allow them to build any idea they wanted and in a shorter amount of time.

You can build any type of web app that already exists (almost)!

The responsiveness is doable but it is very manual and hard to figure out at first.

Building web apps for clients.

The fact that I haven't run into any limitations with bubble yet is impressive. It is very comprehensive, and if something is missing, the plugins available cover it.

There is a steep learning curve but nothing compared to coding.

I am building an internal tool for solving dozens of problems related to material and time tracking. Will remove plenty of rework that currently happens daily.

Ease of use, functionalities, easy setup.

Nothing, I think it's a greaaat product.

Lacking a CTO. Being able to build a product fast, easy and cheap and achieve some projects.

I like the power of Bubble (Workflows, custom-states...) and its eco-system (plugins, API's).

The design is not user-friendly at all. The responsive engine is way too complicated. It takes too long to make one's app responsive.

I am not dependant on an agency or a freelance anymore. I can develop the app I want when I want, just with time and effort.

It enables anyone to build software without technical background.

It's a great tool, I wouldn't say I'm disgusted in any way.

I have built a platform to buy new cars and modernize that process.

Simplicity, Large community, customer service and UI

Can't figure out how to make a form on it

Can't make a form. That's all at the moment. Benefits, it seems to have a lot of users. So lot of info in the public domain

very active community and support to help new comers and also a wide variety of plugins / APIs to help you build your app they way you want it

it needs quite some work to setup complex data management systems

no need to learn code as long as you understand the logical workflow of things

For some months I have been working and building some App for use within my company and I have saved a lot of $$ in addition to time, Bubble is really intuitive and its support is wonderful, I give 5 stars to D'azhane and Eve who always respond correctly and very fast

Some times instructions and documents "hide" but this helps me to learn more, because I have to investigate

Save money and time, time, time