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We do a full audit of your app and report on its performance and security – coming soon!
Bubble.io is the world’s most advanced no-code platform, founded in 2011.
As you’re learning to use Bubble, you’re gonna come across URL parameters. What are URL parameters, and how can you set up URL parameters in Bubble? In essence, URL parameters let you store and retrieve information from the URL bar
Building a single-page app you’ll have to decide whether to use custom states or URL parameters for navigation. It’s surprising to see a lot of Bubble tutorials and guides describing page navigation default to using custom states for hiding and
Keyboard shortcuts have been a natural part of desktop applications since… well, forever. For web applications it’s really in the last few years that they’ve started to become commonplace enough for users to actually remember to use them. Not to
When people first hear about Bubble, they often quickly draw the comparison to WordPress. It’s not that far-fetched – after all, they’re both platforms that allow non-coders to set up a website, create content and publish it for the world
The Bubble expression editor – you know… this one: … is pretty good! But if you’re trying to do more complex mathematical expressions, you’ll find that the built-in editor has its limits. You can easily set up basic arithmetic like
Running Javascript in Bubble can be incredibly useful. This guide shows you how to trigger it in a Workflow by adding just a single action.
Thanks to Lantzgould from the Bubble forum for sharing the javascript snippet!
Creating a list of random users in Bubble can be useful for testing or making screenshots: this guide shows you how.
In this advanced Bubble article we look into how to track the progress of a Recursive Workflow and visualize it in a loading bar.
Analytics is all about understanding how your users perceive and use your website or app. Analytics services allow you to track your users behavior as they navigate and click around your app, and generate reports to track progress and tweak
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