Making Databases as Easy as Legos: No code, No problem!
summary
Argues that no-code must stop treating spreadsheets as databases and instead creates a database automatically from a visual form, so business users build UI and logic while a model, controller and view are generated under the hood. Claims the no-code market grows 10x in five years, offers 200–300 templates to duplicate and customize, and provides built-in integrations, access controls and calculated “brain” logic so bespoke databases appear without hand‑coding.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00No-code and database challenges
- 4:18Databases in no-code era
- 8:09Visual tools for complexity
- 10:37Data workflows and customization
- 14:07Templates and reusable components
- 16:36Customizable database tools
- 18:47Future of custom apps
- 20:20Tigris Data introduction
- 22:48Tigris mission for devs
- 26:18Tigris API design
- 30:51Open source contributions
- 34:19Open source trends
- 37:07Developer pain points
- 41:04Bundled database solutions
- 43:12Database tech trends
- 45:18Tech cycles in databases
- 47:04Q&A with Ohad Verbin
- 51:55Closing remarks
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