The page says demand for software development exceeds the supply of developers, while open-source and no-code and low-code tools help people build and share software.
The company says software development speed depends on the efficiency of planning, building, and testing, and that it spent more time debugging Cypress test code than shipping releases.
NocoDB describes a move from Cypress to Playwright after its team spends more time debugging Cypress test code than shipping releases. The team presents testing efficiency as a factor in software-development speed, alongside planning and building; the supplied text does not describe migration steps or results.
NocoDB takes on Airtable with an open-source, no-code database designed to work with production data. A little more than a year after its inception, the company announces a sizeable seed funding round involving a group of investors from the open-source and SaaS worlds.
NocoDB announces a seed funding round with participation from Uncorrelated Ventures, Together.Fund, and other prominent investors. The announcement cites demand for software development outpacing the supply of software developers.