Wappler

Pros: - Wappler brings the best of both worlds by allowing the user to either develop by drag and drop of from code.
- It is seamless and flexible to use, especially for web development.
- Its native panel helps a lot with CSS designing and visual management.
- With Wappler a user can create both front end and backend of the application.

Cons: - The updates and very frequent, so much that the user has always keep up with the new features.
- There are some minor bugs here and there.

Overall: Overall, Wappler is a great tool to develop both front end and backend of the application with a low code approach. It has an intuitive UI that helps the user while development.

Pros: It's very easy to design and developed a website. Drag and drop to customize. Prebuilt templates to make professional look designs. Highly customizable and user friendly.

Cons: Overall it's an outstanding website builder.

Overall: It's an excellent website builder platform. Overall I use Wappler to design my business e-commerce website. It provides me the simplest way to design and developer user-friendly websites.

Pros: It allows you to build complex, fast and well structured code for dynamic website and mobile apps very quickly. Pretty much everything is included within the program - front end page design based on Bootstrap 4, code editing with syntax highlighting and assistance, FTP, Git, powerful results without touching code, etc. And it's available on all operating systems.

Cons: Bit of a learning curve. It took a while to grasp how to go about things but once 'the penny dropped' it's a breeze.

Overall: A complete and much improved replacement for Dreamweaver. And the team release significant updates every week (Thursday afternoons are a time to look forward to) which bring features which other software firms take months or even years to add. And the support is superb. I worry if I don't get a reply from one of the team within an hour, usually just a few minutes, and the team is small.

Pros: Wappler is incredibly flexible when it comes to web app development by visual interactions and no-to-little-coding. Being based on bootstrap, it leverages one of the best and most widely used UI frameworks of all time! Further, integrating APIs and handling server actions are a breeze. Ability to create SPA reflects on the extensiveness of this incredible software. And, you can host your app anywhere, it is a simple desktop app without any binding to lock into proprietary or otherwise cloud services - fully flexible there as well. The Design Panel is rife with features to manage CSS visually as well - this allows for making changes while seeing the live design fast and very efficient for overall development process.

Cons: Being a rather new software, it is rife with bugs - however, ability to manipulate on code level kinda allows you handle most stuff but while missing out on the VISUAL part of the deal! This is understandable for a new company but doesn't mean they have to try less harder. Bootstrap is kinda a bad part about this as well because it just get overwhelming sometimes. While bootstrap does add flexibility, it also does add much redundancy to the UI/UX of Wappler.

Overall: if you want to make and maintain web apps with or without server side and API integrations, go for Wappler, you won't regret it!

Ability to code VISUALLY is the biggest boon to have. it just makes the process so much faster and allows for non-technical people to create and maintain web apps with much ease. we've won clients just because we have expertise in Wappler.

Pros: The Wappler design and develop environment software is really a great tool to quickly build all sort of web projects. I've build my own CMS with it, and connect that to every website I build (also with Wappler).
Within 5 minutes you can create a complete CRUD functionality for your table, complete with multiple views and forms. The data api you create (server connect object) can be reused over and over for different purposes in websites, web apps and mobile or desktop applications.

My experience is that, beside great data management, this software is really and finally a way better solution than the old ADDT, Webassist and Dreamweaver... all together!
But to all the hand coders I say: give this a try. in no way you are bound to some software specific solution and limitations. Clean code is produced and can be easily customized in the nice editor they provide.
To designers I say: now you have a opportunity to not only easily create beautiful websites/apps, but also make them dynamic with data.

The UI and UX of the software follows the KISS principle. It's super easy to understand, yet it provides access to great power.
The software is backed up by a motivated and large community, very active to support one another.

Cons: Of course, software being so versatile in functionality, will take some time to really be explored. There are still area's where it can use some improvements both in more options for a specific function or more visual tools to get things done.
But there is a great community that is open for suggestions, bug messages and so on. EVERY week the developers of Wappler come with an update, that not only fixes the bugs, just last wek reported, but new functionality also.

Overall: As a designer ánd developer I really love the program. It will help you te get projects done. Beautifully. Dynamically. Easy!
The cost to use the full package is covered with one project you do for your customers.

* I do not work for Wappler, but am just very enthusiastic :-)

Pros: Despite being a low-code editor, the files produced are all industry standard and can be edited at will.
Amazing support community including the application developers themselves.
Weekly updates with substantial feature and bug improvements driven by customer input.
GUI interface along with direct code editing which stay in sync.
Front-end frameworks for web apps, iOS/Android hybrid mobile and desktops.
Server api endpoints for use across multiple front-end projects.

Cons: Documentation improvements suffer with the rapid pace of development.

Overall: I have a moderate understanding of html, css, js , sql and php but would never call myself I developer. I rely on no/low code editors to get applications built for customers at a reasonable cost. I spent a couple years on a no-code environment and maxed out the capabilities and performance, and found Wappler last year. It has transformed what I can deliver to clients, and removed any concern over vendor lock-in, performance and reliability. As with any new editor, there is a learning curve, however the community support is quite fantastic. Once one gains an understanding of how it works, the development of both web and mobile applications has become very efficient and powerful.