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If Bubble does not allow you to export the source code of your apps, then Flutterflow will still be the most logical choice, Bubble has many limitations.
I don't think you said this directly, but Bubble lets you build web-based apps (and I'd argue doesn't do responsive design super well) while other tools like Flutterflow let you deploy native apps to the app stores. To me, using Bubble as a backend and possibly as your desktop site combined with Flutterflow as a native app frontend seems to be a logical match?
i dont think so, i started learning bubble around time when they released the new pricing now i regret it bc now i understanded it better. Its shit. Now im confused looking for alternatives
I want to make an app for plumbers, painters, electricians etc to pick up when they are working and taking the client directly to a booking into the agenda of the plumber etc. Not a personal tool, but a tool I would like to custumorize. I am totally new and have no code experience. What would you advice? Flutterflow, Bubble of something completely else?
Somebody should mention thay FF doesnt allow to use more than 2 API routes (unless you pay the $70/month package) which makes it completely useless for anyone having their own backend as API
Draftbit is my goto after Flutterflow. React Native code export. So much simpler. Flutterflow is still promising but for crying out loud the UI has gotten worse. The UX is still not polished enough. I hope the API stuff gets refined soon, cause its the main thing keeping me away, and after looking elsewhere you realize how much better other nocode tools are with integration
Drafbit has not great prices as Flutterflow. 29/mo just for one live project. 249/mo for 15 projects. While with Flutterflow you can publish unlimited projects
Thanks! This video was what I needed to make up my mind. I was searching reviews for the best no-code app and my final decision was between bubble and flutterflow. Thanks to this, I’m definitely going for flutterflow! It’s great the way you explain everything!
FF is give us source code while bubble want to control our source code. now it improve on webapp and i think FF still the winner on many point and the big one is able to download source code what we build on it.
Great video! I think FlutterFlow is much better. Do you know any way or low code platforms to create web pages for SEO using Firebase database? I was trying to use the web version of FlutterFlow but since my app requires sign-up, the web version cannot be used to SEO.
Thank you very much for your video and your efforts, I will have a few criticisms. First of all, I don't know if you are doing it on purpose or you are doing it while editing the video, but your speaking speed is very low, it is very difficult to watch without making the video speed sometimes 1.25 and sometimes 1.5. The information you give is educational and very useful, but you make a lot of unnecessary and repetitive sentences. In these cases, I have to manually fast forward the video so that I accidentally skip many useful points. I hope I haven't offended you, I look forward to more of your videos.
thats because youre native speaker, james viewer are from all around the world, english is not their native language so listen ini 1x speed is really good for them
Interesting video man thanks! Started with Bubble as well but then quickly moved on to Voltapp and Webflow for my projects but never truly got around FF - might give it a try 💁♀
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If Bubble does not allow you to export the source code of your apps, then Flutterflow will still be the most logical choice, Bubble has many limitations.
yes and the price too
Right
I have that question with flutterflow, can I export the code and work on it with your preferred ide? is this code understandable?
@@ingenieroaj6345 Of course, you can export the source code
@@ingenieroaj6345I believe so just need to pay for higher price sub
Is flutterflow good for web apps / websites? Is it a good alternative for bubble if the focus is not mobile app development?
I don't think you said this directly, but Bubble lets you build web-based apps (and I'd argue doesn't do responsive design super well) while other tools like Flutterflow let you deploy native apps to the app stores. To me, using Bubble as a backend and possibly as your desktop site combined with Flutterflow as a native app frontend seems to be a logical match?
If I want to make a web-based SaaS, is bubble a better option (even with their price change)?
I'm curious about that, too...
i dont think so, i started learning bubble around time when they released the new pricing now i regret it bc now i understanded it better. Its shit. Now im confused looking for alternatives
@@df234aswdmckdjrlBetter than FlutterFlow, yes!
I want to make an app for plumbers, painters, electricians etc to pick up when they are working and taking the client directly to a booking into the agenda of the plumber etc.
Not a personal tool, but a tool I would like to custumorize.
I am totally new and have no code experience.
What would you advice? Flutterflow, Bubble of something completely else?
Adding to this question: What are the customers reviews. I hardly hear anything of that!?
Anyone please advise: Assuming one likes all the features of Flutterflow better, what are the limitations to using it for web based apps?
Hi, thanks for the video.
I want to build uber taxi Mobile app, would u recommend bubble or flutterflow?
Somebody should mention thay FF doesnt allow to use more than 2 API routes (unless you pay the $70/month package) which makes it completely useless for anyone having their own backend as API
Yeah there work arounds for this
Draftbit is my goto after Flutterflow.
React Native code export. So much simpler. Flutterflow is still promising but for crying out loud the UI has gotten worse. The UX is still not polished enough.
I hope the API stuff gets refined soon, cause its the main thing keeping me away, and after looking elsewhere you realize how much better other nocode tools are with integration
Drafbit has not great prices as Flutterflow. 29/mo just for one live project. 249/mo for 15 projects. While with Flutterflow you can publish unlimited projects
Draftbit or Bubble? Which is better?
Click bait.
Well, this is a disappointment.
Thanks! This video was what I needed to make up my mind. I was searching reviews for the best no-code app and my final decision was between bubble and flutterflow. Thanks to this, I’m definitely going for flutterflow! It’s great the way you explain everything!
I don’t know when Bubble consider changing their business model especially after the emergence of other promising no-code tools?
Watched the whole video-
I guess you don’t really switch to bubble?😂
Flutterfolw all the way🥳🥳
FF is give us source code while bubble want to control our source code. now it improve on webapp and i think FF still the winner on many point and the big one is able to download source code what we build on it.
Great content James! Have you had any experience with weweb? What are your thoughts? Isn’t flutter flow is mostly for mobile web apps?
Thanks for the video. I believe the underlying framework for FlutterFlow is Flutter. What is the underlying framework for Bubble?
Great video! I think FlutterFlow is much better. Do you know any way or low code platforms to create web pages for SEO using Firebase database? I was trying to use the web version of FlutterFlow but since my app requires sign-up, the web version cannot be used to SEO.
Thank you very much for your video and your efforts, I will have a few criticisms. First of all, I don't know if you are doing it on purpose or you are doing it while editing the video, but your speaking speed is very low, it is very difficult to watch without making the video speed sometimes 1.25 and sometimes 1.5. The information you give is educational and very useful, but you make a lot of unnecessary and repetitive sentences. In these cases, I have to manually fast forward the video so that I accidentally skip many useful points. I hope I haven't offended you, I look forward to more of your videos.
it's his way of speaking. Me too listen in 1.5-2 speed. People are different, but th knowledge is gold! )
Bro stfu and focus on important things
I love Jame's slow deliberate speaking style. It is good for us beginners. I don't have to play the video back very often or reduce the speed to .75.
Same I watch at 2x speed because he speaks way too slow
thats because youre native speaker, james viewer are from all around the world, english is not their native language so listen ini 1x speed is really good for them
Bubble's WU pricing is like the old SMS phone or LinkedIn "messaging limit" plan. I'm not a fan of that.
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How many mobile applications or websites can you make in flutterflow? Is it also unlimited when you subscribed with them?
Interesting video man thanks! Started with Bubble as well but then quickly moved on to Voltapp and Webflow for my projects but never truly got around FF - might give it a try 💁♀
Can you provide a link to that Adapting to Bubble Pricing article?