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Discover how Bubble.io's Unclickable feature empowers solopreneurs to create visually appealing no-code SaaS applications, allowing you to display static elements that enhance user experience without triggering actions.
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Embedding our dynamic AddEvent Calendar in Bubble - AddEvent 2
Learn how to embed a dynamic calendar into your Bubble.io app using the no-code platform AddEvent, allowing users to view their own personalized calendar. Customize and update the calendar code to ensure it displays the correct user's calendar.

Repeating Groups vs Tables: Which is Better for List Data in Bubble.io
Struggling to choose between Bubble.io's table element and repeating groups for your no-code web app? After 18+ months in beta, here's the definitive comparison every Bubble.io developer needs to know! In this comprehensive tutorial, we break down the pros and cons of both data display methods to help you make the right choice for your project.

How to use Option Sets with country and phone numbers in Bubble.io
In this Bubble.io video tutorial we show how to use Option Sets in the Bubble editor to store and display phone numbers and country codes. We use an example of a basic CRM to demonstrate the power of Option Sets to storing multiple expressions of the same data and saving this to your user in your Bubble database.
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Reacting to Bubble AI Page Generator for the First Time!
Discover the latest AI tool integrated into the Bubble Editor that allows for quick and efficient page generation with just a prompt.

How to create an infinite test users with Gmail
In this Bubble tutorial we covered a Gmail hack that many people don't know about! Use this hack to create an infinite number of email addresses that all arrive in your Gmail inbox. Perfect for inventing test user email addresses for your no-code SaaS, MVP or Bubble app.

How to “join with” a line break
In this Bubble tutorial, you'll learn how to use the "join with" text modifier to change how a list of text items is expressed in your Bubble app.