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Bubble.io is the world’s most advanced no-code platform, founded in 2011.
Floating Groups are used to place groups along the edges of the screen that hover above other elements. This article explains its uses and settings.
Workflows and actions are the building blocks of everything happening in your Bubble app. Read on to learn how they work.
The slug field is used to set up nice, clean and SEO friendly URLs when sending data to a Page. This article explores the feature in-depth.
Using the Page Thing in Bubble means to instruct Bubble to load a specific database record on a specific page by looking at information stored in the URL. This allows you to set up a unique, permanent and SEO-friendly URL
To send data to a Page in Bubble is easy, but there are a few different ways to do it. This quick guide shows you the pros and cons of each method and how to easily set it up.
Custom States are one of the cornerstones of Bubble app development. This guide goes through the pro’s and con’s of using them.
Repeating Groups are one of the most used element types in Bubble. This guide takes you through how they work, and how/when to use them.
Bubble has five different group types. While they’re all used as containers, their use differs greatly. This article explains the difference between them in detail.
Bubble quietly launched two new features in July 2021 that are quite useful: split by and arbitrary text. They’re both expressions that solve tiny problems that otherwise would require cumbersome workarounds, and are absolutely worth checking out. You’re not gonna
Privacy Rules are hands down Bubble’s most important feature to keep data securely private. This guide goes in-depth on how they work.
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