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You’re welcome! Have you already set up your Sendgrid API key and the other settings found in the sendgrid cloud function? We can help you better in our Discord discord.gg/dZw4w5pKf9

@@simple-rick-tutorials Thank you for your reply, i meant after creating an account on your platform. I did not get any link to verify my email. when i click the Resend button i get ""Error sending email!"", Maybe its a bug on you platform

Thanks! I’m going to add them to the Noodl editor in the node picker menu, so it’s easier to know what every node does

lol oops, do I type that much? I’ll have a fancier microphone one day don’t worry

Not to my knowledge I’m afraid. I run a “Noodl Show & Tell” every second Friday in the Low Code Foundation Discord server, and we get a new surprise app every time at the moment. I put the recordings up on my channel afterwards so stay tuned and you might see one! Just a thought: one challenge with an SPA maker like Noodl is the product page won’t be a ‘real page’ so search engines won’t pick up the product pages easily. Might be better to stick with something like Wordpress or Prestashop.

Hope you enjoy it!

It should be fixed now, there was a bug with the container setup process. Sorry about that! You can create a new back end and it should work. Let me know if you’re still facing problem.

@@simple-rick-tutorials Thank you! Also got your e-mail about it, really appreciate it :)

The man, the myth, the Noodl legend…

Hey Kris. It looks like we’re kindred spirits! I also get incredibly bored doing pure coding, but I love developing and creating new things. I think you’ll really find what you’re looking for after just a couple of months of playing with Noodl, just like I did :)

There sure is! There’s an MFA prefab in the Noodl prefab library, plus some pretty good documentation on how to set it up. I haven’t tried SSO but I’d be very surprised if you couldn’t set it up with a few function nodes. Definitely something to discuss with the community or bring up at the next office hours (in The Low Code Foundation Discord: learn-noodl.com)

You’re very welcome! I was surprisingly inspired myself 😂 I love finding hidden gems in the Noodl community. I think we underestimate how many builders there actually are out there

You can bet your sweet behind Noodl will continue to exist! FluxScape and Code Crusher are the two main community forks keeping the Noodl dream alive. Check out this video for all the info you need ua-cam.com/video/OYnVXGIJWTg/v-deo.html

That’s so nice to hear, thank you Rony! I’m glad you’re still using Noodl and I’ll keep fighting for it. I believe soon we’ll have a thriving community and we can put all the initial worries in the past. Thanks for your support ❤️

Thanks Mizanur, I’ll keep making videos as long as Noodl remains the best tool for making web apps, so probably for a very long time 😉

Hey Zack! Sorry for the wait. I hope you’ve already got the problem sorted but just in case: The solution would be to set up the IP access on Atlas as you said, instead of allowing 0.0.0.0 aka open access. The issue is I’m not sure AWS app runner gives you a fixed IP for the container. It looks like the solution is using an AWS VPN to set a static IP for outbound traffic aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/aws/new-for-app-runner-vpc-support/

The all knowing UA-cam Analytics hath spoken, so one must comply 😂 But yeah I like short form stuff better myself

Hey! I take it you mean with AWS? I’m afraid I’m not an expert, especially with hosting environment security, beyond the standard stuff. I’d recommend consulting the mega brain ChatGPT or Claude 3, or looking at some more in depth AppRunner tutorials

@@simple-rick-tutorials yeah AWS, ok cool thanks for the reply. Want to avoid building something that is horribly hackable!

Okie dokie!

Hey! Glad you liked it :) In video 2 I set up a local Noodl backend in Docker. My hosting service is the same but in the cloud, so you get an https address to test integration with your deployed app. FluxScape are offering paid, scalable hosting, so it’s an alternative. Hope that clears things up!

No problem Kris, you’re very welcome! I’m glad my videos helped and I hope you find more success on your Noodl journey :)

If you check my latest videos you’ll see I’m improving 😂

Hey Fred! Glad you enjoyed it and I hope you can use it for your future projects. Thanks for the advice, I'm no good at SEO stuff but I'm learning 😂

Yes Noodl is a great choice for most front end applications! You can integrate any back end as long as it has an API layer to communicate with. Noodl has Function nodes that can send HTTP requests to whatever back end you like.

@@simple-rick-tutorials thanks I appreciate your reply

Hey Brandon! Happy to help and I wish you luck on your Noodl learning journey. Don't hesitate to join the Discord for more assistance :)

I can understand that. There’s a vast gap between tools like Bubble, WeWeb etc. that offer managed hosting, and pure open source low code tools like Noodl. If you join the Discord you’ll see that there are projects being set up by some community members to provide managed one click hosting. I hope you find what you’re looking for!

Hey Mohammed! Hmm that’s strange. Can you join the Noodl discord and DM me with some screenshots? You’ll find me as “Richard Osborne” in the Noodl Discord

Hey! Sure that could be fun. Depends on the complexity of the app of course! But a simple example would be great for community learning. Thanks for the idea, feel free to shoot over a suggestion ;)

Je t’en prie ;) C’était un super découverte pour moi aussi ! Je cherche depuis longtemps un alternatif à Supabase 🥳

You’re welcome! I personally delete the contents because I’m not sure how reliably Noodl will overwrite the contents. In any case it’ll make a full deploy each time so better safe than sorry!

Filters will run spontaneously on page load only if nothing is hooked up to their "Filter" signal input. As soon as you hook something up to the Signal Input of a node, it will only run when that specific signal is fired, it won't run spontaneously on page load anymore. We'd need to hook the 'Did Mount' signal from the page element up to the 'Task Item Changed' input of the Header component, for example, to reconnect the page loading signal. Does that answer your question?

It does! love it! thanks rick!!@@simple-rick-tutorials

Thanks a lot for the bug Brian! Should be fixed now :)

Hey Mads. I’m glad you found the video useful! Yes there’s a problem with migrating 2.9.2 projects to GitHub. I’m working on a guide at the moment on how to migrate existing projects manually using Terminal / Command Prompt and the standard git commands. It should be available this week so keep an eye out!

Thanks! I’m really glad you found it useful :)

AppSmith at the moment is for building internal tools / dashboard apps and requires a lot of coding to connect it with a back end. Noodl allows you to do the same coding if you want, but with prefabs and cloud nodes you don’t have to. Budibase same issue, more for internal tools, data visualisation, that kind of stuff. Noodl is for building public facing PWAs, like online stores, learning platforms, mobile apps, etc.

It sure does but only building from source at the moment. There are talks in the Discord community about building an installer for Linux but it’s not done yet

This is a very good point! Thanks for bringing it up. Often in this case i would put the query at the “App” level, instead of the “Page” level. This means it will only run on full page load, and not when “routing” the user between the different page components of the app.

@@simple-rick-tutorials Thanks for the advice! 😀

Thanks! I hope it helped :)

Hey there! Glad you liked it :) So if you use the Noodl back end, it’s basically just a Node server running JavaScript, so the speed of running tasks is as fast as your server can handle. I haven’t stress tested it, and of course it depends on the complexity of the task. But there’s no particular Noodl magic slowing down the back end as far as I know. As for pagination, there’s very little that’s automatic in Noodl I’m afraid! I’m sure someone will have a prefab for pagination in the Discord community. But yeah you have to get help or build it yourself

You’re very welcome, glad I could help! The next one will be coming very soon, data query optimisation to the rescue!

Hey Sahana, I'm really glad to hear that! I look forward to seeing you in the Noodl Discord to hear more about your Noodl journey :) I'll make more videos, that's a promise

Glad it helped! Keep an eye out for more ;)

@@simple-rick-tutorials absolutely. Is there any directory to see apps built with Noodl? Couldn't find any thanks

Unfortunately not yet! I’m sure there’ll be more soon. In the meantime you can check out my app dev.learnbook.app

@@simple-rick-tutorials Looking forward to more tutorials from you.

I’m really glad to hear that! I have a new video series in the works, promise ;) Keep a look out