Best LinkedIn posts about No Code

15 Data Analytics Buzzwords You Need To Know Analytics Engineer = A BI Engineer who uses dbt Data Mesh = We tried an EDW and it was taking too long so we went back to the siloed data approach but now we opened it up to the entire company Data Scientist = a Schrodinger’s cat of: an analyst, or a Stats PhD Reverse ETL = LTE Data Quality Monitoring = A bunch of automated SQL statements Low Code/No Code = Click, click, click, shoot how do I configure the underlying environment. Forget it, I am going back to Python Self Service Analytics = Self-service after a data engineer or BIE spends 3 hours writing the query Modern Data Stack = Everything is SQL now, No more excel Source Of Truth = I used to trust this, until I learned about Truth V2 Data Lineage = Some unmaintained tool that was accurate once Data Warehouse = it’s just an analytical database where you can drop all your data randomly and maybe spend some years later to try to model them BI For BI Teams = Analyzing your analysis tools Democratizing Data = Let’s give everyone access and see how many competing narratives we can get from the same data Lakehouse = We couldn’t setup a Data Lake so we salvaged whatever we could and told our users it looks now like the previous DWH. Data Lake = File server we just dump all our files in. Hope this brought you a chuckle please fee free to add a few more! #dataanalytics #dataengineer

Excited for Nikhil Gautam Luka Samkharadze Mohd Muzzammil and Harshit Raj to launch BotDisco!! BotDisco, is a No Code Bot for your Discord. It uses triggers and actions, so your bot can be highly customizable for your community. It is an all-in-one solution that integrates all key functional areas of server management on Discord. Have a look here: https://lnkd.in/gaRiaazq The team would love your feedback and support :) #community #discord #communitybuilding

As entrepreneurs, we are always looking for ways to improve our skills and find economic ways to streamline the processes. I was looking to automate our business processes that were taking too much time of the team. While looking for solutions, I came across #100DaysofNoCode and jumped at the opportunity to join the four week intensive No Code MVP Bootcamp. I have to say, it was a game changer. During the bootcamp, I not only learnt how to solve most of my automation problems, I also gained valuable insights into other no code tools. The curriculum was well-structured, easy to follow, and tailored to meet the needs of non-tech folks like me. The learning curve was steep for me, but the supportive community and the experienced instructors made the journey even more rewarding. I am still in awe of Max Haining 💯 and Harold Dijkstra’s dedication and professionalism. Their consistent check-ins and words of encouragement kept me on track and helped me to stay focused on my goals. They were always available to answer my questions and offer guidance, even outside of regular session hours. The result- I could develop a pretty functional MVP! More on that soon! Learning with the cohort was another amazing experience. Everyone was willing to help and go out of the way to simplify the terms and steps. Trust me, I would have been lost without them. In addition to providing me with the skills and confidence in #nocode tools, the bootcamp reminded me of something we often forget – Progress over Perfection. If you are someone who is intrigued by no code tools and want to orient yourself to them, I would highly recommend this program to you. Thank you, 100DaysOfNoCode, for creating such an amazing program and for helping me to achieve my goals, and creating some new ones. #lifelonglearning # #community #tech #entrepreneurs

🤖 What is RevOps? 👨‍💻 what people think it is: CRM Admin thats 1/3 of it. That’s not wrong. It’s just incomplete. what it actually involves: -DBMS (database design) -No code / low code -process design and automation -UX design (for commercial employees) -FP&A … yes you read that correctly, finance -organization design and optimization -SQL / Python / JavaScript -Regression analysis A good RevOps person is basically an internal Accenture consultant (strategy + in the weeds). Not McKinsey (pie in the sky white papers ) if you are a CEO and don’t know what I’m talking about, reflect. jf you are a Revops person, be the change. Be a consultant. CRM administration is the most narrow definition of your role. much more to come on this.

And We're Live! We're stoked to finally launch Fundraising OS on Product Hunt, a one-stop fundraising CRM and workflow dashboard for first-time founders, built completely using no code on Notion. The template has information on over 200+ Indian investors, including cheque sizes, sector focus and stage preferences, AUM etc. The dashboard allows users to track meetings, create data rooms, and plan outreach systematically to improve efficiency in the fundraising process. Please take a moment to upvote and comment on Product Hunt, it would go a long way in helping us reach the 1000s of founders who do not have the kind of access that we do! Cheers! Team Fundraising OS Pavithran Parmi Ananth Deepak Hemant Ishika Nisha Sreeya Mahalakshmi Meet Pratham Ravi Sanchi Sunil Tushar

I made a really stupid mistake as a solopreneur. That cost me a lot of opportunities over the past 3 years. 😞 In 2020, I made the decision to use Webflow for my website. Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful low-code tool. (Read: LOW code, not NO code. 😒) But not the right tool for a non-developer solopreneur like me. Any change I wanted to make to my website took so much time (and often, tears.) What's worse, I felt tied to it. Switching websites again so soon felt "wrong". And I was scared of doing a website migration. So for 3 years, I continued to dump 300+ hours on a website that I still wasn't happy with. I even thought about hiring a Webflow agency at one point to support my website changes — ridiculous for a solopreneur! But a few weeks ago, I saw the light. And decided to switch to Kajabi. I bought a template and build my new website in a week. I'm launching it tomorrow. 🙂 Along with my LinkedIn Profile Scorecard. 🤩 True MVP style like the product manager that I am. So stay tuned. I'm pretty darn proud of it!! #entrepreneurship #linkedinlena

Join us for an in-person session in Tel Aviv (2/28) to learn how hackers can abuse Windows 11 and turn it into their own Malware w/ No Code! #defcon #telaviv Schedule and location in the first comment -->

How do I get started with low code no code tools? Can I avoid getting into coding with that? Here are some steps that can help you with your journey with some of the low code/no code tools for testing… - Learn testing basics: Before jumping into low-code/no-code automation tools for testing, it's important to have a solid understanding of testing basics, principles and practices. This is a precursor to anything that you want to do with automation. . - Gain basic coding knowledge: While low-code/no-code tools require less coding than traditional coding, having a basic understanding of coding concepts can help you better understand how the tool works and enable you to create more complex tests. The low code tools may not be able to solve all your problems and you may need to augment it with some code. That's when this coding knowledge will be helpful. However, this should not deter you to get started. - Identify your needs: Once you have a solid understanding of testing and basic coding knowledge, identify your testing needs. This includes the types of applications you will be testing, what platforms they will be running on, and what types of tests you want to automate. - Research available tools: Based on your identified needs, research available low-code/no-code automation tools for testing. Some popular options include Testim, Katalon Studio, TestSigma, AccelQ, etc. Look for reviews, tutorials, and other resources to get an idea of which tools might be the best fit for your needs and suit your context. Knowing your context is important. - Choose a tool: Once you have researched available tools, choose a low-code/no-code tool that seems like the best fit for your needs. Keep in mind factors like ease of use, the types of tests it can perform, and whether it integrates well with other tools you use. - Start small: When you are ready to start using the tool, start with small, simple tests to get a feel for how it works. As you become more comfortable with the tool, you can gradually build more complex tests. - Collaborate with others: Low-code/no-code tools can be great for collaboration. Work with your team members (developers, architects, business analysts, PO, fellow testers) to create and run tests, and share your results and insights to improve your testing process. - Continuously learn and improve: Finally, keep learning and experimenting with your low-code/no-code tool to improve your testing skills and find new ways to automate your tests. Attend webinars, conferences, Meetups read blogs, and join user groups to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in low-code/no-code testing. All of this being said, please understand, these tools cannot replace coding or the value coding and coded tools can bring to your testing. You can depending on your context augment these tools with coded tools to solve the problems for your business. #softwaretesting #automation #beginnersguide #lowcodenocode #brijeshsays

Want to learn how to build a product but you don't know how to code? Are you looking to test an idea but don't have the money to spend with developers? Are you a PM looking to validate some options before committing? I really think you should look into No Code Foundations by One Month PM > https://lnkd.in/dsHT4pu7 In 4 weeks, we’re cover: 1️⃣ No Code basics 2️⃣ How to build the frontend of your product 3️⃣ How to build the backend and automations 4️⃣ How to build a CRM engine 5️⃣ How to visualise data and success All of this following the One Month PM promise: - Lightweight: 4 weeks with max 3 hours / week - Affordable: programs start at €99 (+VAT) - Accessible: sessions run after hours so you don't take time off - Live: each session is live-streamed and remote friendly There has never been a better time to gain a few extra skills. Check our open programs and enrol, or pre-apply to upcoming editions at onemonthpm.com PS: check what some of the +800 people who joined our programs say about it in our wall of love > https://lnkd.in/eHJMEvS #productmanagement #nocode #lowcode

4 No code/low code data careers for non-IT people to transition into data analytics! Check below for the salaries, skills, and responsibilities🔥🔥 My name is Deeksha, and I am the founder of OneStopData . I transitioned from Non-IT to Data Analytics by Learning the data analytics tool “PowerBI”! It is a very easy and in-demand tool and best for non-tech people. I have taught PowerBI to over 10K people! If you want to learn from me, join my 5 day course on PowerBI starting on 9 April for Rs 636 (8 dollars)[USE CODE DASPL]. LINK IN Comments for more details and to register. See which role suits you and comment if you have doubts: [For resources, check the guide section of my Instagram page- Link in comments] ➡️ Business Intelligence Analyst ✅Tools: PowerBI/Tableau is primary, SQL, Excel ✅Average Salary: Rs 7.5 lacs per annum [Range: Rs 3 Lacs to Rs 20 Lacs]/ $75K - Analyzes business data to identify trends, patterns, and insights that can be used to make better business decisions. - Involves a lot of Reporting and Data Storytelling ➡️Data Vizualisation Analyst ✅Tools: PowerBI/Tableau is primary, SQL, Excel ✅Average Salary: Rs 6 lacs per annum [Range : Rs 2 Lacs to Rs 17 Lacs]/ $70K - Responsible for creating visually appealing and informative charts, graphs, and dashboards to help stakeholders understand complex data. - Strong design skills and an eye for detail. ➡️ Marketing/HR/Sales Analyst ✅Tools: PowerBI/Tableau, SQL, Excel, domain specific tools like Google analytics, google AdWords etc. ✅Average Salary: Rs 8 lacs per annum [Range from Rs 4 Lacs to Rs 20+ Lacs]/ $70K - Best for people who are transitioning from a non-tech field like already working in digital marketing and now want to work as a data analyst - Analyzes domain specific data [Marketing, HR or Sales] ➡️ Data Quality Analyst ✅Average Salary: Data Quality: Rs 5 lacs [2-11 Lacs][ $68K] , - Data quality analyst is responsible for ensuring that data is accurate, complete, and consistent. - Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of data validation tools like Trifacta or Talend. Follow OneStopData and check Link in my Comments for my course #dataanalytics #businessanalyst #datascience #onestopdata #datavisualization #dataanalyst #trending #explorepage #tech #datacareer #projects #nontech #nonIT #jobs #internship #datajobs #machinelearning #free #powerbi #microsoftpowerbi #bi #tableau #excel #sql

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