🎉 No-Code Scholarships + 🪄 New Adalo Tutorials

🎉 No-Code Fundamentals Course

Greg joined the Makerpad cohort course because he wanted to really understand the entire world of no-code. And to learn from like-minded folks doing the same.

But what he left with was SO much more.

He teamed up with his course mate Michele to forge Service Legends together — a community site aimed at the customer service professionals of the world. It's built using Webflow, Outseta, Airtable, Jetboost, and Zapier.

And it's frickin' awesome 🔥

This is where the cohort format really shines: creative, eager minds come together and build incredible things. Students teach each other, and in turn double-down on their learning capacity.

Using their new (and some old) skills, Greg and Michele have created a place for best practices and tutorials for the customer service industry. They've sparked a new community. And they've also built a business. In 5 weeks 🤯

We're accepting applications for the next cohort now. Come join us and see what you can do in just 5 weeks.

Apply now ➔

🧑‍🎓 Scholarships

We're also giving away 10 scholarships for the next cohort of our No-Code Fundamentals course 😄

You'll need to apply here by Tuesday June 8 for a chance of a scholarship, and we'll pick the 10 winners at random on Wednesday June 9.

A scholarship means we'll pay 30% of your course fee (so $255) PLUS you'll get free Makerpad PRO membership for 12 months (worth $249). You will also get access to over $50,000 worth of partner offers through our deals platform. The 5-week cohort kicks off on June 21.

📺 Tutorials

🪄 Create an external collection in Adalo with an Airtable API (Tutorial)
💎 Update an external collection in Adalo with an Airtable API (Tutorial)

✍️ From The Blog

💚 How an environmental activist launched a community in 5 weeks using no-code

Starting a community online, where a certain degree of tech experience and the knowledge to get it launched are necessary skills, isn't as simple as it may sound. Virtual communities may be springing up everywhere, but this doesn't necessarily make them easy to set up.

Tim Falls, an environmental activist and community builder from California, had been wanting to get his climate community project off the ground for a while. But a lack of confidence in his ability to execute his project from a technical standpoint left him stuck in v1 and unable to launch. Read the blog.

🔦 Member Spotlight: Samuel Ludescher

Sam studied journalism but his education fueled a transition into UX design. He just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to be a problem solver by trade. For Sam, no-code tools are only a means to an end, and he says which one you use doesn’t matter nearly as much as the valued outcome it provides. He believes in using no-code tools to 'ship to learn'. Read the blog.

💼 Jobs

Bubble Developer - Remote / AUS - Change Republic

We are looking for a senior developer to help us improve our UX, and make some functionality work. We would ideally allocate 2-3 tasks per week to you and get you to complete them. We would also like some analysis and feedback on how we can improve the experiences we have created.

No-Code Developer (Bubble) - Remote - Stridefuture Technologies

We are actively looking for a team of people who can help clients to develop their ideas into reality with no-code tools.

🚀 Community Projects

How to use API's if you can't code created by Connor Finlayson. "Other than Webflow, API's are probably the most useful things No Coders can learn about - it was for me."

Setup Email + SMS in Procesio created by Julian Lupescu. "We made this demo video about how you can set up an Email + SMS order confirmation process using REST API & SMTP server credentials in Procesio. Just a couple of the functionalities we have ready for the platform for this year."

🏗️ Build Club

Build Club is a weekly meet-up where members can share what they are building, get feedback, ask questions and get help from each other. Join Build Club.

Cheers,

Ben✌️ & the Makerpad team 😍