Spent some time documenting the internal standards we use at NoCodeMinute when building larger Bubble applications.
A lot of Bubble content focuses on MVP speed, but we’ve found long-term scalability usually comes down to:
- database structure
- reusable elements
- workflow organization
- search optimization
- privacy rules
- preventing technical debt early
So we turned many of our internal practices into a visual “Bubble Standards” guide for our team.
Some of the biggest issues we repeatedly see in Bubble audits:
- advanced filters everywhere
- lists stored on data types
- duplicated UI
- inconsistent workflow naming
- privacy rules added too late
- no scalable architecture planning
Curious what standards or rules other Bubble developers/agencies follow internally for larger projects.
Would love feedback from others building long-term Bubble systems.
I just typed out a bunch of information I learned over the years and gave it my branding and logo and it came up with the rest after a few iterations.