No-Code Helps You Seize Opportunity
While it seems unthinkable today, before the 15th century, people didn’t have easy access to written knowledge.
In fact, the first method of printing came about in Europe in 1440 from German craftsman and inventor, Johannes Gutenberg.
According to Britannica, his “printing press was considered a history-changing invention, making books widely accessible and ushering in an ‘information revolution.’”
To put it more simply: he democratized information and knowledge because books were no longer produced by hand, or available only to an elite few.
Books became distributed far and wide, creating an astronomical impact we can still feel to this day.
With the advent of online publishing, we’ve witnessed another watershed moment where people from all over the world are able to publish their ideas and thoughts with the simple click of their finger.
I believe the rise of the no-code movement is making all of this more possible than ever. We are in something of a golden age, where technology enables creation; where the barriers to entry have greatly lowered, and people from all walks of life — from entrepreneurs to creatives — can now seize these opportunities.
