My experience with Bubble.io has been exceptionally positive, making it an excellent platform. The platform is easy to use. Its documentation is very clear and comprehensive, offering tutorials and documentation that provide a quick on-ramp to the platform for those with low technical skills. The interface itself is fairly straightforward with recognizable iconography and a tutorial style interface, making it truly geared for somebody with basic technical skills to build a very robust application. Bubble.io allows coders to replicate familiar practices such as development, testing, and production environments or versions of applications. It is fundamentally a low-code, no-code platform that heavily utilizes drag and drop and form fill behaviors. This characteristic is both a strength and a potential weakness. On the one hand, it allows for rapid prototyping, which is a significant advantage. However, these rapid prototypes can sometimes be buggy or ill performant or just not scalable. We are currently experiencing some of that right now as our use grows, and it can be difficult to see some of that scalability limitation coming your way. Our company uses Bubble.io primarily to provide our end-user client experience. Importantly, we have used Bubble.io in combination with traditional coding; our back end administrative functionality is built with more traditional software development tools like Next.js and React-based applications, with HTTP APIs all deployed on AWS. The Bubble application serves as our shop front client experience, with all the real guts of our technical operations residing in AWS. We integrate our back-end system with the Bubble application through traditional API integration provided by Bubble. We have leveraged Bubble almost exclusively for clients, experimenting with it primarily to gain internal proficiency before focusing 99% of our efforts on rapid changes to our client experience customer facing.

It's a great product, but it's hard getting help from the community. I often post in the need help form and only people who want my money want to help me. I feel if you had more dedicated helpers, people are you pay role to help us it would be much better. Empower us with the skills to create amazing applications.