Finsweet shares 2023 product roadmap / Make wins ProductHunt Award / Framer introduces Insert 2.0

Hey Insiders! Today's issue of the NoCode newsletter covers updates from Finsweet, Framer, and Softr. Also, ProductHunt announced the winners of the Golden Kitty Awards 2022.

Sudarshan

1. Finsweet's product roadmap for 2023 includes creating and growing an Open Source Initiative. Finsweet plans to release all open-source projects under the MIT license and engage with the developer community to help develop web projects.

Q: What new features should Finsweet add to its platform? Share your thoughts on inside.com.

2. ProducHunt announced the winners of the Golden Kitty Awards 2022. Make was voted winner in the no-code category, and the runners-up were Framer Sites, Flutterflow 3.0, and Softr Mobile.

Q: What was your favorite product launch in 2022? Share your thoughts on inside.com.

3. Framer introduced Insert 2.0, a new feature that enables users to insert single-page templates into their projects. The new pages and sections can be added to any project with a single click from the Insert Panel.

4. 100DaysofNoCode founder Max Haining announced it is backed by Innovate UK to empower social impact organizations with no-code skills. He believes no-code skills can empower social organizations to expand their impact, save time by automating processes, and showcase their work.

Q: What other values do you think no-code skills and tools can add to social organizations? Share your thoughts on inside.com.

5. Softr added a new feature that can automatically sync options from a data source. Creators will no longer have to manually input dropdown options.

6. Tricentis announced the general availability of Tricentis Test Automation, its cloud-based test automation solution. The new SaaS-based solution supports enterprise app, API, and business process testing.

7. Altova announced the release of MobileTogether 8.1 and RecordsManager 2.0. Altova added new features, such as UI compatibility mode between clients, extended database support, new User field type, hierarchical user groups, and more.

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Sudarshan lives in Toronto, Canada, and is an engineering graduate. He is passionate about business, tech, entrepreneurship, and politics. FUN FACT: Sudarshan worked for the election campaign teams of two heads of state in India. When he is not busy with work, he enjoys hiking, playing cricket, and cooking.

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