WeWeb

🚀 Ready to Level Up in WeWeb? Join Our Academy's Level 2! 🚀 Eager to scale your no-code web app in WeWeb and take your skills to new heights? Introducing our Academy's Level 2, where you'll build a ticketing app with us. Learn intermediate concepts that empower you to become a WeWeb master. Here's a sneak peek of what you'll learn: 🎯 Understand Frontend and Backend: Decoupled app development, frontend tools, and backend tools. 🔗 Translate Design into Data: Convert Figma designs to functional app pages with API endpoints. 💻 Structure Your Backend: Explore backend structure with a Xano snippet. 🔒 Add Authentication to Your App: Token-based auth integration tutorial. 🔄 Handle API Calls and Workflows: Create scalable apps with global workflows and API management center. 🎨 Create a Design System: Streamline design process with reusable styles. 📄 App Pages and Layouts: Master the subtleties of WeWeb app pages. 💡 Frontend States and Logic: React to user interactions with frontend states and logic. 🔗 Display Data with Bindings & Formulas: Link external data and enhance data display. 🔒 Conditional Rendering: Securely display content based on conditions. 🔍 Data Filtering on Frontend & Backend: Efficient search and user-specific data filtering. 📚 Handle API Pagination: Optimize app performance with API pagination. ⚡️ Boost App Speed: Multi-page sections for faster app performance. 🤩 And more: App security, code refactoring, collection load optimization, documentation, and inline CRUD data. Turbocharge your app-building skills with visual programming concepts. Start Level 2 now: https://cutt.ly/MwiSQONU

You know how it's annoying that it takes 5-10 minutes to publish a WeWeb app? Well, that's about to change 😎

Looking for examples of apps built with WeWeb? Find apps built by WeWeb users on our Showcase page. 🚨 New in: Roast My Website built by @teamEPYC A tool for fun website critiques by AI characters. After the playful jabs, get valuable insights into your website's strengths and weaknesses.

👀 What does the outline CSS property even do? How does it differ from the border property? Borders are drawn inside and form part of the element's content. In contrast, ① Outlines do not take up space ② They are drawn outside the element ③ They don't have to be rectangular necessarily, although they usually are. Give it a try!

Oops 🤭 Don't worry WeWeb handles responsive design out of the box for you.

In which mode do you prefer to use WeWeb? If you're using WeWeb in the dark mode, have you noticed something different? Take a guess what that update could be 🧐 🥳 New and improved dark mode

Truly grateful for the amazing energy at the NoCode Summit 🤗 Nothing beats meeting people IRL. Thanks for everything 🫶

Community at its finest! 🤌 It doesn't happen that often to find so many NoCode community pros in one picture! 🧑💻 Claudia Cafeo 🏳️🌈 : Zapier JJ Englert : Softr Federico Garcia Lorca : Bubble Joyce Kettering : WeWeb Lizbeth Anaya Ramos : Xano See you all tomorrow at the NoCode Summit! 🎉 Thank you Amandine Dugrain and crew for a great pre-conf event! ▫️ #community #automation #nocode #lowcode #visualdevelopment

WeWeb devs: Gearing up for the NoCode Summit 🙌 P.S. - The WeWeb Team will be there too! Stop by and say hi! 👋😀

WeWeb Copilot 🧑✈️ From Figma designs ➡️ UI in WeWeb in minutes! ✨ 💡 Best practices to keep in mind ⤵ ① Choose frames over groups—they’re more efficient! ▢ ② Go with auto layout instead of custom layout ⚙️ ③ Set height and width to "Hug"—it’s more flexible 🫂 ④ Use frames to insert your images 🖼️ ⑤ And yes, stick with frames over shapes 🔶 By following these steps, your Figma designs will closely reflect in WeWeb. This way, you’ll avoid the need for major tweaks inside the WeWeb editor. You're all set! 🤗