Hey folks.

This week I helped a few founders to make successful deals.

Our team started rebuilding Microns landing page to give more clarity and information to the new users. Found lots of stuff that can be improved.

Besides this, you'll find an answer to a question from one of the followers who asked about the pros and cons of no-code tools and traditional development.

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P.S. This paragraph goes to the Ukrainian nation fighting for democracy against Russian fascism.

I wanted to visit Mariupol because I heard many positive things about this city from my friends. But now, 90% of this beautiful place is destroyed. We always have one chance.

All people pray for Azov troops. These people won't give up till death.

Glory to Ukraine. Glory to our heroes.

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🙋‍♂️ Question from follower

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Traditional tech is more about customization and things that cannot be achieved using no-code tools.

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