What if some one asked you about your software stack on bubble

[timgarrett111]

Im currently in conversations with a company about my app and the head of IT as me today what my stack was?

Please may I ask how anyone on here would answer this question if it was asked to them, as I was left looking like a bit of an idiot as i did not really know how to answer it from a bubble perspective.

Kind regards

Tim Garrett

[Zaque]

I think you explain that you’re using a no-code software called bubble. If they want details about how it works, this page does a good job.

How to explain what Bubble does elegantly?

If I were going to try to make Bubble sound sexy to a developer, I’d say something like: Bubble is a json-based declarative language for web application assembly. It’s designed to let non-technical users combine hand-coded javascript modules seamlessly into a working node.js application. It supports both front-end javascript components that the user can combine in a free-form way, and back-end server components the user can link together. It includes a simple but powerful expression language…

[JohnMark]

Look also for a Bubble pdf for investor. @eve time to update that document?

https://bubble.io/investordescription.pdf

Thanks Zaque

[Zaque]

Thanks @JohnMark!

Here it is: https://bubble.io/investordescription.pdf

[timgarrett111]

Thank you everyone much appreciated!

[drew4]

I know it’s been a long time since this question was asked, but how does someone today explain to customers as their “software stack” for their application? Simply saying it is “built on Bubble” opens many additional questions and I always hope to avoid additional complexity. Is there a cohesive answer or programming language that you provide as an answer? Mentioning that the app is hosted on AWS does seem to be reasonable.