In this video you will learn how to build a no-code application that scrapes data from a web site and then emails the data. The data scraped is also saved into a Google Sheets document.
This particular example shows how to get a daily Covid-19 data from a county web site. The same approach can be applied to any other web site and data.
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This videos shows how to build a Twitter bot with Zapier in under 10 minutes. The video is based on How I built a Twitter bot with no-code in 10 minutes blog post.
Check it out and let me know what you think. This is part of my journey to take an application built with code and build it with no-code tools. If you know any solutions built with code that I should try to build with no-code – let me know! You can also check out other no-code videos I have published.
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Earlier this year I shared:
I published the following blog posts where I show how to take an application built with code and rebuild it with no-code:
Dave Nugent and I sat down together and Dave asked me the following questions about Developer Relations:
Q: How do you prove the value of DevRel inside a large company?
Probably one of the best ways and my favorite is to explain that developers today have a lot of influence. In other words, developers make decisions what software to use and buy. Many years ago software was purchased by executives and pushed down to developers (top-down approach). In most companies today it’s the complete opposite. Developers try software and if they like it they go to their managers/executives (who has the budget) and ask them to buy the software. Instead of top-down it’s now bottom-up approach. In some companies developers not only influence what software to buy but they also have the buying power.
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I hosted an online meetup with Elizabeth K Joseph, IBM Developer Advocate on how COBOL and open source are used in modern mainframe ecosystem. The online meetup consisted of a short presentation and Q&A session. In the first part of the meetup Elizabeth covered the following:
Elizabeth is an awesome speaker. I highly encourage you to watch the replay.
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This video shows how to update Google Sheets with JSON API. The video is based on this blog post.
This 12-minute video shows how I built a no-code application that sends an email and a text message when a new user registers. I used the following no-code tools: Airtable, Parabola and Twilio. The video is based on this blog post.
I live in Contra Costa County in the San Francisco Bay Area. The county has setup a web site with Covid-19 information for its residents. The main page shows key Covid-19 data updated daily. I have been visiting this page almost daily. This is how it looks for Friday, June 19, 2020:
I wanted to build an application that would email me this data every day. To continue my no-code journey I built a no-code application that sends me a daily email with the latest data. I didn’t need to write a single line of code!
These are the tools I used to build the application:
This is how the application flow looks in Parabola:
Let’s review the application flow.
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