We’re over the moon with excitement, but we’ll keep this short and sweet. We have been nominated for the Dutch IT-Awards, in the category ‘Software Innovator of the Year’ and that’s kind of a big deal. Times like these reassure us that our...
Just little under a year ago we hosted the first Betty Blocks on Stage (BBoS) ever in our brand new premises in Alkmaar and to say it was a success is an understatement. Over 250 no-code enthusiasts from all across the globe joined us to...
Sometimes things don't work out. When that something is your AD&D (application development and delivery) strategy, it's serious business. A criticism of citizen development from IT professionals is often that the risks of involving non-IT pros in...
And we’re back! The Betty Blocks team recently returned home to HQ here in the Netherlands after spending a week at the 2018 Gartner Symposium/ITXpo in Barcelona. The team had a great time sharing ideas (and our vision of no-code world...
We are excited about all no-code projects, but this one is a bit special. Soccer is a big thing in The Netherlands, and as a company with our roots firmly in Dutch soil, we are excited about anything soccer related. Since top Dutch division...
If you're an IT professional, it's the stuff of nightmares. Dozens of unmonitored applications running throughout an organization completely below the radar of your IT department. Apps pouring out of the cracks meant to improve department...
The UI Builder uses a grid system framework to let you flexibly build customizable pages with exact the look and feel that you want. Login pages, the gateway to your CMS, are a great place to exercise some of that customizability by giving even...
Citizen development is a topic that is going to dominate boardrooms within the next 5 years, and every company should have a strategy. To make sure you have a solid head start as a frontrunner in the movement, we’ve made a guide so that your...
On Saturday the 24th of November, our premises will be taken over by the CoderDojo: The community of 2001 free, open and local programming clubs that enable young people worldwide to create and explore technology together. Kids aged between 7...
Well hello! Welcome to Episode 1 of The Developer’s Guide to No-Code. We’ve got a whole herd of developers roaming through our office, fighting for space at the coffee machines and using the last of the mayo in the lunch line. This series of blog...