I’ve been using Nocode-X for a while now, and overall, it’s a solid platform—especially when it comes to building backends. The backend builder is really robust and feels more powerful than what you usually find in other no-code tools. That’s definitely a big plus if your project needs strong database and logic features.

On the flip side, I found the front-end builder isn’t as polished yet. Compared to some other no-code platforms, the design tools and flexibility on the front end still need improvement. It’s not as smooth or intuitive, and that can be a bit frustrating if you want your site or app to look just right without extra hassle.

That said, I appreciate how much effort the Nocode-X team puts into making the platform better. They’re very active and open with their community, which is a huge advantage. They regularly communicate on Discord and hold weekly webinars they call “Campfires,” where they share updates, talk about new features, fix issues, and answer questions from users. It’s clear they’re dedicated to addressing weaknesses and growing the platform in response to user feedback.

In summary, if you need a no-code tool with strong backend capabilities and don’t mind a front end that’s still evolving, Nocode-X is worth checking out. The team’s commitment to improvement gives me confidence it will keep getting better.