It’s a deal! 🤝🏻 Zeroqode has acquired my Bubble plugins! After 5+ years of building plugins, 100k+ installs, a 4.5/5 average rating, and 30k plugin transactions, my plugins are now in new hands. It still feels a bit uncanny. Looking back, I hope my plugins have been valuable to everyone who installed them, and that I’ve helped raise the bar for quality and support in the Bubble plugin ecosystem. I’m confident that @levon377's team will take good care of them, and they’re the only company capable of handling a transfer of this size so smoothly. This is definitely not my exit from the no-code space — quite the opposite! With my schedule freed up, I can now focus more on my work @minimumstudio, building side and community projects, and engaging more with everyone in the best community in the world. I’m very grateful to everyone who has supported my work and I can’t wait to keep building and sharing next-level stuff!

@advany I created an API endpoint which pushes workflows to a Redis queue, then our worker pool picks them up to run tasks in parallel, executes each step sequentially and stores all results / logs in Supabase!

Thanks, I will definitely give Windsurf a try! Cursor can get quite expensive as well though. I spent the 500 message limit on the pro plan in 3 days haha, they have a pay as you go option as well but at that rate the monthly bill will be quite high. However, it is a great tool so I think it is worth it. The price will probably go down as these AI models get cheaper

@phildaponte @Jacobsklug I actually haven’t tried Windsurf yet. Would you recommend it over Cursor?

As this is still a personal project no pro plan is required to remove it: However, if I ever end up launching this project I will definitely look into subscribing to their pro plan. I think it is always good practice to support great open source projects like this when it becomes a core part of a commercial app (:

@vankempter I would definitely recommend to give it a try! However, to give it a fair shot I would recommend some programming knowledge. So some knowledge of js/html/css is kinda a must and will really help a lot to get started quickly

@adautojosee Yes I am using Reactflow! I think it is the perfect tool for UIs like this

@Jacobsklug This project uses: React/Next.js Supabase (data and auth) Upstash (Redis) AWS Lambda Using Cursor as the IDE

@Jacobsklug It is still very much WIP haha, I’m building this tool to get better at AI assisted coding. But I do want to launch it one day as it is already super useful. When that happens I will definitely tweet about it!

@NocodeTalks I found Plate as I needed a rich text editor component and after doing some research this one definitely looks the best to me

@JoaquinTorroba @tife_olayinka I already had quite some programming experience which I would definitely recommend. Makes it much easier to understand the code and help the AI to fix bugs. But even if you don't have a lot of programming experience I would definitely recommend to try it out!

@JVazquez2022

@JoaquinTorroba @tife_olayinka It’s not Bubble this time, I am using React, Next.js, Supabase and Reactflow. I am building the app using Cursor

It’s a (soon to be) collaborative brainstorming tool to quickly analyze all kind of data with AI. Like websites, files etc. you can easily put your data on the canvas, draw a group around it and connect the group to for example a text editor which has an AI assistant that can access the data 🙂

@yelkhayami @lokesh__m2 @0xAlbert_S3 @bubble Don’t give me ideas

Using React packages in Bubble plugins is always a bit challenging, especially the manual step to bundle the packages to make them work in the browser To make this easier, I added a React NPM Bundler to Pluno to easily bundle React NPM packages with one click to use them in your Bubble plugin:

@sonia_toqqe @bubble ❤️

@ThibautRanger It is!

I think you could make a chrome extension that does that, but the question is if you want to do that Option sets are loaded on every page by default. So if you populate an option set with a 10mb .csv file, all that data needs to get downloaded on page load every time slowing down the initial load of your application. I would recommend to just use the database when you are planning on having more than 100+ items in an option set