The Startup Founder's Guide to Bubble Programming

The Startup Founder's Guide to Bubble Programming, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 61 lectures, based on 161 reviews, and has 783 subscribers.

You will learn about How to best use Bubble to start building your startup idea, with tips and tricks from my experience! The core fundamentals of Bubble development Responsive design principles Designing databases Building workflows Conditional programming Custom states and application interactivity Creating template pages for marketplaces/social apps Third party integrations This course is ideal for individuals who are Entrepreneurs or startup founders who have a great idea but don't know how to get started building their technology or Individuals who may have prior coding experience but want to learn the Bubble programming language or Beginner users of Bubble who want to take their skills to the next level or Individuals who don't have any prior technical experience but want to start building tech products for an existing company or themselves or Anyone who simply wants to take a leap into the no code world for the first time It is particularly useful for Entrepreneurs or startup founders who have a great idea but don't know how to get started building their technology or Individuals who may have prior coding experience but want to learn the Bubble programming language or Beginner users of Bubble who want to take their skills to the next level or Individuals who don't have any prior technical experience but want to start building tech products for an existing company or themselves or Anyone who simply wants to take a leap into the no code world for the first time.

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Summary

Title: The Startup Founder's Guide to Bubble Programming

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

How to best use Bubble to start building your startup idea, with tips and tricks from my experience!
The core fundamentals of Bubble development
Responsive design principles
Designing databases
Building workflows
Conditional programming
Custom states and application interactivity
Creating template pages for marketplaces/social apps
Third party integrations

Who Should Attend

Entrepreneurs or startup founders who have a great idea but don't know how to get started building their technology
Individuals who may have prior coding experience but want to learn the Bubble programming language
Beginner users of Bubble who want to take their skills to the next level
Individuals who don't have any prior technical experience but want to start building tech products for an existing company or themselves
Anyone who simply wants to take a leap into the no code world for the first time

Target Audiences

Entrepreneurs or startup founders who have a great idea but don't know how to get started building their technology
Individuals who may have prior coding experience but want to learn the Bubble programming language
Beginner users of Bubble who want to take their skills to the next level
Individuals who don't have any prior technical experience but want to start building tech products for an existing company or themselves
Anyone who simply wants to take a leap into the no code world for the first time

Welcome to the one and only Bubble course that focuses entirely on teaching you the core fundamentals of Bubble programming, all taught from the vantage point of a successful Bubble startup founder!

My name is Jonathan Timianko and I’m the founder of PierShare, which is a marketplace startup similar to AirBnB but for docks for boats. I’ve spent over 10,000 hours in the Bubble editor building all of the technology for my startup, and I’m an official Bubble coach and bootcamp instructor that has helped thousands of others build and launch their own ideas.

One of the most important things that I have learned throughout my experience using Bubble, is that the best way to learn the platform is by learning its core fundamental features – design (front end), workflows (backend), and data (backend), all within the context of building a substantial feature-set of one particular type of application.

But its not only about becoming proficient at the core features – what separates the good developers from the great bubble developers is learning how to tie together design, workflows, and data, in the unique way that you want, so that you can truly build whatever startup or app idea from scratch!

In this course that includes 13 hours of content broken down into 8 concise sections, I will teach you how to build GrubMore, a food delivery app.GrubMore is a fully interactive, dynamic application that would traditionally take tens of thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours of traditional engineering time to build. But with Bubble, you’ll do it 10x as fast and more than 100x cheaper, and learn what is destined to become the future of programming in the process!

In particular you’ll learn:

How to design a landing page
How to handle user authentication (signing up and logging in)
How to build databases efficiently so that we can keep track of restaurants, menu items, and delivery orders
How to display data from the database (backend) on the user interface (front end) of our app
How to create programmatic workflows so that we can add interactivity and backend operations to our application
How to create an interactive shopping cart and food ordering experience, which is the course capstone that ties together all learning of the core features of the Bubble platform together.

Included with every purchase is the final application template,so that as you’re building the app, you can compare your results to those of the completed application.

So what are you waiting for?! Take the leap of faith you’ve always wanted and join the no code programming movement by beginning your Bubble journey with me today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro to Bubble and Responsive Design Principles

Lecture 1: Course Intro

Lecture 2: What is a web application?

Lecture 3: Bubble vs. the competitors

Lecture 4: GrubMore overview

Lecture 5: Editor introduction

Lecture 6: Building landing pages

Lecture 7: Building a signup form

Lecture 8: Intro to responsive design

Lecture 9: Container layout principles

Lecture 10: Grouping elements together and applying container layouts

Lecture 11: Height and width controls, margins, and gap spacing

Chapter 2: Designing Databases / Intro to Workflows

Lecture 1: Intro to workflows

Lecture 2: Collapsing when hidden and finalizing layouts

Lecture 3: Intro to user authentication

Lecture 4: Intro to designing databases

Lecture 5: Creating data types and database fields

Lecture 6: Building signup and login workflows

Lecture 7: Building the menu item database

Lecture 8: Additional data tools & testing login flows

Chapter 3: Using Design, Data, and Workflows Simultaneously

Lecture 1: Intro to building custom forms

Lecture 2: Advanced layouts & nested grouping

Lecture 3: Designing and configuring the add new restaurant form

Lecture 4: Loading restaurants into backend

Lecture 5: Designing and configuring the add new menu item form

Lecture 6: Loading menu items into backend

Chapter 4: Conditional Programming and Repeating Groups

Lecture 1: Intro to conditional programming

Lecture 2: The conditional tab/changing appearance of UI elements

Lecture 3: Designing an application welcome page – reinforcing responsive design principles

Lecture 4: Repeating groups and constructing lists from your data

Lecture 5: URL parameterization

Lecture 6: Search constraints/filtering data

Lecture 7: Advanced search filtration

Chapter 5: Adding interactivity to an application

Lecture 1: Using the debugger

Lecture 2: Dual purpose UI elements

Lecture 3: An intro to interactivity

Lecture 4: Adding and setting button states

Lecture 5: Creating state for signup and login mode

Lecture 6: Advanced conditional logic

Chapter 6: Creating Template Pages

Lecture 1: Intro to template pages

Lecture 2: Setting up foundations of template page

Lecture 3: URL paths and unique IDs

Lecture 4: Template page navigation

Lecture 5: Advanced responsive design

Lecture 6: Intro to the shopping cart experience

Lecture 7: Creating the order database

Chapter 7: Advanced Workflows / Connecting the Frontend and Backend

Lecture 1: Constructing the shopping cart experience framework

Lecture 2: Building loading spinners using custom states

Lecture 3: Creating vs updating database records (orders)

Lecture 4: Adding application data to UI conditionals

Lecture 5: Leveraging relational data

Lecture 6: Do when condition is true workflows

Lecture 7: Setting custom states with database objects

Lecture 8: Constructing an order summary

Chapter 8: Plugins/APIs, Ancillary Bubble Functionality and Last Thoughts

Lecture 1: Intro to plugins

Lecture 2: Adding stripe/payment integration

Lecture 3: Bubble’s third party community – templates, forum, marketplace, documentation

Lecture 4: Tips/best practices

Lecture 5: Development vs. live / version control

Lecture 6: Savepoints

Lecture 7: App search tool

Lecture 8: Conclusion

Instructors

Jonathan Timianko
Bubble developer, startup founder and educator

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5 stars: 109 votes

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