No-code, code, design

63.5% develop their products by themselves, almost 7% use only no-code tools, and 21.2% use the tools of both worlds.

Q: How do you build your products?

Stripe (59.2%), Mailchimp (47.9%), Google Forms (39.4%), Google Sheets (39.4%), WordPress (33.8%) and Zapier (33.8%) are the most popular no-code tools, followed by PayPal (32.4%), Typeform (26.8%) and Airtable (25.4%).

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7.1% of no-coders are currently learning how to code, and 4% of no-code makers think they would do the same if that was necessary to build what they wanted to.

4% of makers don't think that learning to code is essential to build what they want to.

Q: Would you learn to code to build products?

Among makers with developer skills, the top 5 programming, scripting, markup languages are the following:

• HTML/CSS (84.5%)
• JavaScript (81.4%)
• SQL (45.4%)
• PHP (42.3%)
• Python (26.8%)

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And the most popular frameworks are:

• Node.js (46.7%)
• React.js (40.2%)
• jQuery (34.8%)
• Vue.js (29.3%)
• Express (21.7%)

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Most makers (80.8%) choose to create the design for their products by themselves. 53.8% also use stock images and illustrations, while 22.1% are working with designers or freelancers.

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