It’s been 10 years of no-code. Now let’s raise the bar.

We’ve come a long way since we published our no-code manifesto in 2014, but there’s more work to do. [A series of overlapping shapes (two circles, a triangle, and an arch) in bold colors on a blue background.]( [A series of overlapping shapes (two circles, a triangle, and an arch) in bold colors on a blue background.]( FROM THE FOUNDERS The No-Code Manifesto, 10 Years Later: It’s officially been 10 years since we shared our no-code manifesto. In it, we advocated for an approach to software development that teaches computers to understand humans rather than insisting humans learn how to speak to computers. Flipping this script is the only way to make programming accessible to everyone — and unlock economic opportunity for the masses, not just a select few. A lot has changed since 2014. A full-fledged industry of no-code tools and platforms has blossomed. No-code is a widely recognized, legitimate method of building software. Here at Bubble, we have more than 3 million users. And our community is not only massive, it’s also changing the world. This is fantastic progress. But part of how we got here has had an unintended consequence — and there’s still more progress to be made. [Read the rest]( — Josh & Emmanuel     bubble.io 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](