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For 5 years I built apps on Bubble. It served me well — but times change.
Today I build with a new, AI-assisted stack, and honestly, on the things that matter most to a business, Bubble now falls behind.
• Speed — the apps I build now load noticeably faster, and I measure it instead of guessing.
• Security — I run AI-assisted vulnerability testing on every project and close any holes I find before launch. That's hard to do on a closed no-code platform.
One thing I always recommend after launch — keep the project on light maintenance, just 1–2 hours a week. Apps are not "build once and forget."
I also set up SEO, and even when everything looks fine I send a weekly SEO report with anything worth improving that I notice.
If you have an app idea, a project that needs a rebuild, or something that just needs a reliable caretaker — reach out. Here, by email, or on LinkedIn. You don't to think about stuff at all, I take it.
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/maksim-padleski/
Email - maksim.padleski@gmail.com
#webdev #nocode #aiagents #seo #bubble
Designed and developed a premium digital showroom website for a bathroom & sanitary business. The experience combines product discovery, collections, product shortlisting, WhatsApp enquiries, showroom visit booking, lead capture and a virtual 360° showroom into a mobile-first customer journey. The goal was to turn a traditional product catalogue into an interactive digital showroom that helps customers discover, shortlist and enquire before visiting the physical showroom.
Today I learned how to connect Make.com to any API using the HTTP module, not just the pre-built app integrations but literally any system on the internet that exposes data.
The concept clicked when I stopped overthinking it: an API is just a messenger. You ask a question, it carries that question somewhere, and brings back an answer. Everything else: JSON, endpoints, headers is just detail on top of that simple idea.
Built a small test today: pulled live weather data through a public API and logged it straight into Airtable automatically. Small example, but it’s the same core pattern behind connecting to shipment tracking, payment systems, or literally any external tool to ask, receive, store, automate.
Excited to keep building on this.
