Mitch Schwartz

We recently adopted Noodl as one of our favorite low-code development platforms. One huge win was a sales funnel app tha

Things are going well but they are also getting heavy. As the company scales up, you need the team happily rowing.

Notion Tutorial on Creating Templates

Notion Tutorial on setting up Archives

Notion Tutorial on creating Tasks

This video is about setting up notes and resources in Notion.

How I use a few minutes each day + ~30 minutes each week to make sure nothing falls through the cracks‍

Part 1 focuses on Authentication; Part 2 focuses on Storing logged in user data

How to use url parameters to redirect users to pages that have been shared with them from a mobile app.

How to create a none standard Adalo form that still validates required fields

Step by Step to create custom actions in Adalo, also to use Integromat to connect to other platforms.

Step by Step guide to Adalo's layout engine

Creating forms that use many-to-many relationships and records from a variety of collections

How to keep multiple discord bots to appear online

Create a Discord bot that keeps track of token prices and countdowns every minute, with free hosting.

How to create and host a discord token price bot (or any other name-changing bot)

How we implemented bot classes as the foundation for the script, setting the foundation for each bot to operate as a mod

3 part video of how to integrate compliant preauthorized stripe payments into you app using stripe.

automatically posting blog posts on WordPress when your blog is actually hosted somewhere else using Make.com

An effective Notion setup that prioritizes easily making new things & finding what you've made

Welcome, this post is meant to help you streamline your setup for managing your tasks, projects, and life areas.

We've worked with amazing team, and we’ve worked with horrible teams. We want all of you to be part of amazing teams.

Many run less effective agile knock-offs. These teams suffer greatly, struggling to explain the gap usually with blame.

"Deliver [...] frequently, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a preference to the shorter timescale."