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You can create no-code IMDB clone with Bubble in just 30 minutes. In this Bubble tutorial video we demonstrate how to cleanly layout content in Bubble using rows and columns, how to structure your database to make relationships between entries (e.g. Movies & Directors) and how to display data from your Bubble database in repeating groups and on pages.

In this Bubble tutorial video we demonstrate how you can use a color picker to allow your Bubble app users to set their own colors through your Bubble app.

In this Bubble tutorial video we demonstrate Flusk Vault, the first security tool built for Bubble apps. Flusk scans your Bubble app checking for data leaks, privacy rules, page protection, API connector, compromised workflows and more. Sign up to Flusk Vault today.

Bubble is a fantastic no-code development platform. But sometimes you need a little code like CSS to perfect the design of your Bubble app. In this Bubble tutorial video we demonstrate 2 ways you can add custom CSS to your Bubble app.

Bubble.io is a fantastic no-code web app development platform. After recording 100s of Bubble tutorial videos it felt like like we should record our own Bubble beginners guide. In this Bubble video we explore all the essential parts of web app no code development with Bubble including examples and explanations about Design, Workflows, Database, Styles, Settings and Logs.

In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to remove the time stamp from calendar events in the month view using just a few lines of CSS.

In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how to nest repeating groups in Bubble including how to link data between parent and children groups.

In this Bubble tutorial we add a Settings page or My Profile page to our Twitter clone built with Bubble.io.

In the Bubble tutorial we add user profiles to our Twitter clone. We explain how to user a Bubble app page's Type of Content to create a template for all Twitter users in our app.

In this Bubble tutorial we demonstrate how you can use conditional statements to change the background color of content based on a numerical value. We create a series of traffic light color changes (red, green, yellow) to show low, medium and high values in our data.