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Learn how to build navigation systems, browser url’s and more.
Noodl is a low code web app builder that will have you creating applications faster and smarter. It's a visual development environment that you don't need any previous coding skills to start learning. It's also great for developers who already know how to code as you can easily mix in JavaScript when appropriate, and Noodl is great for designers too, as it gives full control over the look and feel of your App. In Noodl everything is live and you edit you app while its live. This site contains all you need to get started!
Learn how to build navigation systems, browser url’s and more.
Learn about Noodls powerful layout system and how to use it to create responsive UI.
Learn how connect UI Controls to data nodes to create forms and more.
Learn how to set up a backend for your App, to store and read persistant data.
Learn how to use Javascript in Noodl and combine nodes with code.
Learn how to create your own re-usable components.
A module for using Lottie animations in Noodl.
Use this module to add maps and location visualisations to your app.
A module with components to build charts.
A module to help quering data using GraphQL.
Scan QR codes from camera or images.
Send and receive messages over the MQTT protocol in web apps.
This example implements a small task list app that stores task in a database.
This app is a simple user survey. It shows how to work with navigation, visual and interaction states and custom components.
A small example that implements an animated interactive star rating component.
This example demonstrated how to use **Multiple levels of navigation stacks** and how to **Encode Parameters in the URL** to pass values between pages.
A cool color picker that can helps a designer to pick good colors. Uses the Google Sheet Module.
This app for travelers shows a number of destinations in a card like **horizontal list**. It also includes a simple **Navigation** system..
A small app that makes use of the MapBox module to implement a map with markers.
A small app that makes use of the MapBox module to implement a map with markers.
This example shows how to use a Component Stack in combination with a Popup to create a simple modal wizard-type of form.
An example of a CRUD form. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete, and the example shows how to do these actions using the Noodl data nodes.
An example of a form using Noodl logical nodes to change contents depending on what options the user picks in the form.
An example that shows how you can mix and match nodes with Javascript in Noodl. It implements a multi select list with a couple of operations on the list, such as batch delete and copy.
This app includes a simple Sign Up / Sign In form, including buttons for requesting a new password and validating your email.
This video shows how to use the Noodl Figma plugin.
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Learn how to make a complete sign-up flow, including email setup for account validation and password recovery.
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Learn how to build a tab menu that let's the user navigate between different pages.
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Learn how to build an animated star rating component from scratch.
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