Hey guy, as recently mentioned, I’ve started working on a new No Code platform. I’ve created a drag’n’drop demo which demonstrates how to visually edit your cloud architecture and export the schema as Terraform files for use on your cloud platform of choice! 
Let me know if anyone is interested in contributing since I’m still looking for good Aurelia devs!
At this point, you can fully connect each node however you want. I’m getting ready for an MVP soon, which will allow users to actually export your Terraform files packaged in zip files.
Cool project! The UI is looking great.
I guess account login is not implementet yet. It would be nice to have the same Coming soon popover as you have for Terraform export / Github syncing
Is it open source? If so, could you please link to it.
Keep it up!
Hey Anton.
I’ve only been working on this now for 2-3 weeks, so yeah, not much has been implemented. The goal is for the project to become a new No Code platform like Bubble, but without lock-in.
That’s going to be the trickest part but its possible because all the UI features will actually be stored as code in user’s private repo. That means, users will be able to launch full-stack apps with one click, all the while having access to their code in Git repos, so that the devs can work on them in VS Code as well.
It’s not open source yet, but there will be open source features, because I will allow the users to creaze their own providers, so that they can use other technologies besides Terraform. This thing needs to support frontend processing as well, so the users can choose front end frameworks as well like, Aurelia, Angular, React, etc. So yeah, there will be a lot of opportunity to contribute.
Rest assured I can deliver this project, since I already single-handedly built a social network before. You can read more about my experience here.
I’ll keep you all posted here and if you are interested in becoming a co-founder, feel free to let me know.
Some more updates about the progress. It wasn’t easy to add a feature where you would clear the lines, because you can’t actually click on them! But I figured out a way which still makes sense! 
Getting closer to the MVP! This time, we show how you can add AWS resources to your canvas and make them part of your stack.
Looks very promising. Have you thought about outputting to Terraform eventually?
Yeah, for the MVP, its going to output Terraform files in a zip file. The actual goal is to store your files in a Git repo by default, so that any change automatically triggers your CI/CD pipeline.
I am impressed how quickly you’re developing this. I assume so much heavy lifting is happening on the back-end. Certainly Aurelia is saving you tons of time on the client; but I’m also wondering what platform’s working in the back-end to make developing this project so (seemingly) efficient 
Hey Andy, I’m just reusing all the infrastructure that I built when I was dveloping my social network Immersive Communities.
As stated above, you can read about it in my Medim article. I go into detail about how I built it and which technologies I used to get it done, but just to give you a summary.
Its serverless architecture build on AWS. The page is served from an S3 bucket and distributed globally using Cloudfront. I access the data with AppSync and store it in DynamoDb database. In order to set up the cloud infrastructure I used Terraform. All of this is maintained in CodeCommit, CodeBuild and CodePipeline which is what I used to build my CI/CD pipleine.
Hey guys, we’re back with another video! 
This time, we’re letting you know more about our No Code platform CodeSmash and that we have a roadmap for what’s next. Make sure to keeps checking up on our progress because we will soon add the following features:
Hey everyone.
I’ve decided on the following pricing for my No Code platform.
Let me know what you think regarding the feature/price ratio, and especially compared to what the competition is offering.
Personal - $49/monthly
Business - $149/monthly
Enterprise - $2,479/monthly
Lifetime Deal - $21,000
Feel free to check it out at https://codesmash.studio
