Webflow updates Libraries beta / Airtable introduces List View / M-Files acquires Finland-based Ment

Hey Insiders! Today's issue of the NoCode newsletter covers Webflow's updates to Libraries, List View in Airtable, and improvements in Framer. Also, 100DaysofNoCode is partnering with Triggre.  Sudarshan 1. Webflow announced the addition of new updates to Libraries, which provides flexible collections of website layouts. Libraries was launched into beta during Webflow Conf. event last November.  Q: Have you used Libraries? What is your feedback? Share your thoughts on Inside.com. 2. Airtable introduced List View, a new view type that makes it easier for users to order their work in a base or an interface. List View is available to all users, and Airtable shared a video explaining the new feature.  3. Information management company M-Files announced the acquisition of the no-code document automation company Ment. According to founder and CEO Antti Niala, Ment amplifies its ability to help organizations increase productivity and minimize manual work processes.  4. Glide launched Unstoppable Genius, its new publication, to showcase creators who are using Glide to create software and solve real-world problems. Unstoppable Genius currently features use cases from Burgatory, Lone Star, Catapult Sports, Westland Real Estate Group, and eXP Realty.   5. Bubble now allows developers to use a custom domain with Stripe Checkout on their app. The Bubble-created Stripe Plugin supports this feature and costs $10 per month on the Stripe side.   6. 100DaysofNoCode announced Triggre as its new no-code education partner. 100DaysofNoCode will create courses to help people build business applications, internal software, etc., using Triggre.  7. Framer introduced Scroll Sections in the CMS that will enable website developers to add smooth scrolling links, scroll animations, and scroll transforms to their CMS content. Framer also added two improvements that make sites two times faster.  A message from FINGERPRINT Fingerprint Pro: The World’s Most Accurate Visitor Identifier Preventing fraud is HARD. Identifying malicious users is one of the constant challenges engineering, and product teams face. Even the best fraud prevention solutions only recognize 60% of returning users, resulting in significant business losses to fraudulent activities. With 3rd party cookies going away and increasing browser privacy restrictions, fighting fraud only becomes more difficult. Fingerprint combines multiple signals within a layered identification process to enable the highest accuracy in visitor identification. The platform combines the following: Server-side analysis and machine learning to generate the most stable visitorID Storage and deduplication for fuzzy matching, handling browser, and OS upgrades Cookie and local storage management, retaining cryptographically signed cookies Start building with Pro for free. Talk to an expert 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. Editor Aaron Crutchfield is based in the high desert of California. Over the last two decades, he has spent time writing and editing at various local newspapers and defense contractors in California. When he's not working, he can often be found looking at the latest memes with his kids or working on his 1962 and 1972 Fords. If your company would like to sponsor an Inside.com newsletter, please take a look at our sponsor page here.

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