The WWX Tech Stack, consisting of Webflow, Wized, and Xano, emerged as a solution to challenges encountered with traditional no-code tools. Focused on scalability, functionality, security, and streamlined processes, WWX addresses issues such as reliance on Webflow CMS limits, error handling problems, and security vulnerabilities. Wized, acquired by Finsweet in 2023, acts as a bridge between Webflow and a database, providing faster and more robust capabilities. Xano, chosen for its SQL functionality with a user-friendly interface, complements the stack. WWX is presented as a compelling option for building web applications, catering to those who require more flexibility, customization, and advanced coding capabilities than traditional no-code tools offer.

Two other reasons why we chose sprints, but are somewhat related. We do sprints because, selfishly I’m wired for this more than I’m wired for the long game. I don’t care for golf, I like the diving range. I don’t like chess or monopoly or Axis and Ally’s

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It makes it easier to get something out the door, whether it be an MVP or even like, a full scale application. And we're seeing products being developed in six or eight weeks. From zero going from zero to one hundred in that time frame is unheard of in a traditional coded environment.

So not every entrepreneur has, you know, a computer science degree from Brown University who can you know, build an application in their basement and and see it working before they raise a single dollar.