NoCodeBackend Reviews

I've been using the nocodebackend.com app for a short time, and my experience has been positive. Setting up a database and creating tables with joins was straightforward. The one-click button to generate an API is a real time-saver and simplifies the process. The available documentation, including YouTube videos, is helpful, though I would appreciate a video demonstrating the entire process from start to finish. Overall, 5 tacos.

I created my first database right after buying this wonderful offer.
I don't understand why this tool didn't exist before, because creating databases and their tables is very simple.
The API is generated automatically when the 1st database table is created.
For all no developpers (and others) who want to create no-code applications with a link to a database, don't hesitate and jump on this offer that doesn't exist anywhere else.

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I don’t know much about coding and Api , but after trying out NoCodeBackend, I’m really impressed! I had a simple HTML code with calculation , and using NoCodeBackend, I was able to turn it into a working API without any knowledge. The platform is super easy to use—within minutes, I created a database, generated API endpoints, and tested everything. Developer is asking for more than $500.

What I liked most that I didn’t need any technical skills, the platform helped me a lot.
I also really liked how fast it updated the API after I made changes, and how everything just worked smoothly. overall, I’m really happy with NoCodeBackend. It’s a great tool for anyone looking to create APIs easily!

I bought Tier 2 and used it for one of my projects. Has been seamless so far and their tutorials are helpful to get started. If they're able to deliver the performance even at scale, it'll be super helpful.

NoCodeBackend provides a minimalist interface to create database and use it using API. The SQL editor is a good feature to "load" sample data for testing. The pros are the ease of starting with it. The option of foreign key is helpful.
There are areas for improvement such as getting limited number of items from the DB using API. The documentation can be improved as well. As a new(er) startup, many SaaS companies focus mostly on product building and marketing, but what they de-prioritize is the documentation, which actually should also be given considerate weightage as customers need the documentation to go beyond getting started!

I am giving 5 tacos assuming that the developers will keep working on this product. A good way to identify is to see the roadmap and new feature launches, improved documentation, new tutorial videos etc.