Simple Rick's Low Code Tutorials

We're back baby! I'll take you through the first brand new beginner tutorial shipped with the brand new NodeGX editor. We'll learn the very basics: the node picker, groups, siblings and children. NodeGX homepage: https://nodegx.io NodeGX Discord (where I hang out): https://discord.gg/dZw4w5pKf9 NodeGX Fibery with tonnes of useful goodies: https://the-low-code-foundation.fibery.io/invite/5NtlTThnCPh2vaAk Want me to help you build your app through coaching / project management? I got you: Landing page / Portfolio: https://digitalbricks.io LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/richard-osborne-28b9042a3 Drop me a line: richard@digitalbricks.io Book a meeting with me: https://calendar.app.google/gT7QzCi6XZsPm6ae8 #Noodl #NodeGX #LowCode #NoCode #OpenSource #vibecoding #aicoding #claudecode

In our first community meetup, I'm presenting version 0.1.7 alpha, including the MCP server, the internal AI builder, the 'visual function' node (Blockly editor), and more. We test a bunch of features, surface a bunch of bugs, and generally have a great discussion about the future of Noodl and NodeGX for visual AI-assisted app building. I'm looking for testers. This is an early alpha — things will break, feedback is genuinely wanted, and the best way to shape where this goes is to try it and tell me what's wrong. ✔ Full change list: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/35dd9e33-52cc-4bc2-b63e-cea797f71ab1?via=auto_preview 🔗 Download / try it: https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/releases 🐛 Report issues: https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/issues or use the ? at the bottom right of the editor 💬 Discuss / ask questions: https://discord.gg/dZw4w5pKf9 If you built things in the original Noodl, your instincts will mostly transfer — but there are real differences worth knowing before you dive in, covered in this video. If you want to get in touch: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-osborne-28b9042a3 or richard@digitalbricks.io #Noodl #NodeGX #LowCode #NoCode #OpenSource

Noodl is back — this time as an open-source, community-driven editor called NodeGX. If you used Noodl before, this 30-minute tour walks through what's changed, what's stayed the same, and why now's the time to kick the tires. I'm looking for testers. This is an early alpha — things will break, feedback is genuinely wanted, and the best way to shape where this goes is to try it and tell me what's wrong. ✔ Full change list: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/35dd9e33-52cc-4bc2-b63e-cea797f71ab1?via=auto_preview 🔗 Download / try it: https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/releases 🐛 Report issues: https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/issues or use the ? at the bottom right of the editor 💬 Discuss / ask questions: https://discord.gg/dZw4w5pKf9 Timestamps: 00:00 Why NodeGX, and what happened to Noodl 02:41 New project launcher 03:52 Creating a project 04:42 Editor visual updates 05:57 AI builder in the editor 07:49 New build-in back end 11:38 Back-end workflows and cloud functions 13:37 Demoing node canvas changes 17:22 Demoing node execution inspector 19:28 Better port mapping 20:14 Project settings panel & MCP 24:28 New deployment options (SSR, cloud hosting) 26:27 Project JSON overhaul 28:54 New and fixed nodes 32:08 Calling all testers If you built things in the original Noodl, your instincts will mostly transfer — but there are real differences worth knowing before you dive in, covered in this video. If you want to get in touch: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-osborne-28b9042a3 or richard@digitalbricks.io #Noodl #NodeGX #LowCode #NoCode #OpenSource

Do you use multiple tech suppliers in your event? One company for registration, one for exhibitors, one for sales, one for sessions. Data lives in multiple places, and trying to consolidate CSV exports is making your life a mistery. Enter the 'data spine', a concept I've developed at Visual Hive to centralise, sanitise and organise data from any number of suppliers, enabling event organisers to have a true picture of what happened at their event, not to mention creating data analytics and data products. If you like what you see, contact Visual Hive for more information: https://calendly.com/visualhive/smartevents Find me on LinkedIn if you want to chat: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-osborne-28b9042a3/

Anybody can create their own custom apps and services today, with no technical experience other than knowing how to download and install software (VSCode and Docker Desktop in this case) and how to type on a keyboard. I'll show you from end to end how I did this without applying any technical or developer knowledge to build my own weather prediction app to track heatwaves down here in south-west France. If you like what you see and you need AI help, advice, training or consulting, get in touch with my company Visual Hive: https://visualhive.co Come find out more about me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-osborne-28b9042a3