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Bubble Product Roundup: September ‘24

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Everything you ever wanted to know about workload. Hi Bubbler, It’s hard to believe we’re

Everything you ever wanted to know about workload. Hi Bubbler, It’s hard to believe we’re already solidly in September. We’re spending a lot of time doing behind-the-scenes work to prep for October, which starts with [BubbleCon]( on October 1–2. Join us live in NYC or online to meet fellow Bubblers, get firsthand product demos, and participate in workshops. We’ll be sharing a number of product updates then — including a sneak peek of major new mobile and AI features. In the meantime, we have a brand-new course live on YouTube all about workload. [Read everything on the forum]( See you at BubbleCon? – Josh Haas & Emmanuel Straschnov, Bubble founders   [A chest-up shot of Gregory John in front of a dark blue background.]( Everything you need to know about workload What exactly is workload? How do you track it? And what’s the best way to optimize it? This crash course gives you everything you need to build — and scale — your app. 📈 [Watch now](     [A square with BubbleCon24, New York City, October 1–2 and a link to bubble.io/bubblecon]( Which sessions will you attend? We just released the BubbleCon agenda. This year’s sessions include Bubble’s vision of the future of no-code, workshops to boost your app’s search rank, demos of mobile and AI, and a lot more. [Register to save your spot.]( 🎟️ You’re getting this email because you’re building an app with Bubble. If it looks weird, [view it in your browser](. Not interested in emails like this? [Stop receiving messages of this type]( - [Manage your preferences]( 22 W 21st St, Fl 2, New York, NY 10010, United States © Bubble Group, Inc., All rights reserved. [LinkedIn]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [YouTube](

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