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Can’t open the page either. I guess that happens to code free programming
Ha Ha. We were getting a traffic spike through this, which caused the issue. But Bubble has this feature where you can add more "units" to your overall app capacity to handle increased traffic, which we did. Enjoy!
Can’t open the page either. I guess that happens to code free programming
Ha Ha. We were getting a traffic spike through this, which caused the issue. But Bubble has this feature where you can add more "units" to your overall app capacity to handle increased traffic, which we did. Enjoy!
> Your browser was unable to load some necessary resources, contact your IT network administrator and ask him or her to allow access to
dhtiece9044ep.cloudfront.net
dd7tel2830j4w.cloudfront.net/
d1muf25xaso8hp.cloudfront.net
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Ha Ha. We were getting a traffic spike through this, which caused the issue. But Bubble has this feature where you can add more "units" to your overall app capacity to handle increased traffic, which we did. Enjoy!
I have no paranoid browser settings (i.e. JS still is enabled), only an ad blocker, and yet all I get is > Your browser was unable to load some necessary resources, contact your IT network administrator and ask him or her to allow access to dhtiece9044ep.cloudfront.net dd7tel2830j4w.cloudfront.net/ d1muf25xaso8hp.cloudfront.net Even from sites with ad blocker blocker have I ever seen such a failure to even load the p…
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Ha Ha. We were getting a traffic spike through this, which caused the issue. But Bubble has this feature where you can add more "units" to your overall app capacity to handle increased traffic, which we did. Enjoy!
Your page doesn't render without JS enabled, including JS from hard-to-trust cloudfront.net domains, and also doesn't render in Firefox's reader mode.
Great tips. I love Bubble. I think they are onto something good.
Given the level of knowledge the author now has of the underlying data structure and algorithmic thinking, I suspect that learning a "real" programming language would only be a small leap and would open up a ton of capabilities for them.
That's pretty much been my experience with visual SQL query builders as well - by the time someone is able to use it efficiently, they are not only a small step from just writing the code, but they'll end up being many times faster if they did. That said, I think visual development definitely has a place; it's great for visualizing the relationships between things and reducing complexity. Once that's done, optimizations and sometimes the actual implementation of the blocks you're connecting is best done in traditional code.
Interesting. Given the level of knowledge the author now has of the underlying data structure and algorithmic thinking, I suspect that learning a "real" programming language would only be a small leap and would open up a ton of capabilities for them. That's pretty much been my experience with visual SQL query builders as well - by the time someone is able to use it efficiently, they are not only a small step from jus…
Why is it you think that someone like the author would be able to code many times faster than they could develop software visually through Bubble?