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Buildship + FlutterFlow: The Ultimate No-Code Tools for App Development
Discover how Buildship and FlutterFlow allow you to build apps without any coding knowledge. Learn how these two powerful no-code tools can help you create APIs and streamline your app development process.
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Yes, I finally found it.
I finally found my dream backend builder.
Ever since I've embarked on this whole no-code journey
and quit my job to go all in on building
the number one no-code app building academy,
I've been looking for the missing piece.
The missing piece has always been
a codeless backend builder that allows me to create APIs.
So APIs are the building blocks of your business logic,
if you didn't know.
I've been looking for a tool that allows me to build APIs
using a drag and drop block style approach.
Think Zapier, but for developers,
Zapier wasn't the ideal choice.
Zapier was built for people who are marketers or operators
and people who just need to stitch things together.
But there was a certain type of backend builder
that I was looking for to teach people and for myself to build fully decoupled backend
applications.
and deploy them to the cloud.
And this all has to do with a concept called decoupling,
which I'll get into more in a second,
but honestly, I'm so, so, so happy.
So Buildship, Buildship recently launched
about three weeks ago,
and I started exploring it last week.
Buildship is built by the same people who powered Roei.
So many of y'all may have been familiar with Roei.
Roei was a interface for Google Firebase
or Firestore databases,
but Roe just built and launched something called BuildChip,
which think of it as Flutter flow, but for the backend.
And for you to understand why this is so important,
let me just introduce you to a concept of decoupling.
Okay, so what I'm showing you here on the screen
is traditionally how full stack applications were built.
So before no code, and when you had to write code by hand,
think of React app,
this is typically the high level architecture.
You would have a front end,
and this would typically be React or Flutter or Vue.
Then, your front end would talk to a back end.
And that backend could be in Ruby on Rails, Node.js, Django, and you would connect to your
backend using an API.
So your frontend would talk to your backend via an API.
Okay?
And APIs can be of many types, get, post, patch, put, you name it.
And your APIs would actually be connected to your database.
So your frontend would talk to an API, the API would talk to the database, the database
would then return the data back to your front end
