Table of Contents

Introduction to No Code, n8n, and Bubble

Using the Editor UI to Create Workflows

Diving into Core Nodes and Data in n8n

Learn by Doing: Building Two n8n Apps

Building Your First API Endpoints

Powering Your API with a No Code Database

Transforming Your Data inside a Workflow

Utilizing the Bubble API in n8n

Building the User Interface of the Application

We’ve Only Just Begun

About the Author

Jason McFeetors works as a senior management consultant for a large IT consulting firm in Canada, where he is presently working with a team designing and building cloud-based call center solutions. Jason has been working in the IT industry for over 25 years and has worked at nearly every level in the industry, from support tech to system architect to chief technology officer. His love for all things tech takes him to all sectors of the industry, including software development, hardware design, automation, and IoT. His work has previously been featured in Popular Science and Lifehacker. Tanay Pant is an author, speaker, and developer relations expert. He has written the books Learning Web-based Virtual Reality, Building a Virtual Assistant for Raspberry Pi, and Learning Firefox OS Application Development. He has been listed in the about credits of the Firefox web browser for his contributions to the different open source projects of the Mozilla Foundation. He also writes for several websites, such as SitePoint and Tuts+, where he shares tips and tricks about web development.