How one VC company ended up with no-code startups as part of its investing thesis

How one VC company ended up with no-code startups as part of its investing thesis

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. In the “span of a year, year-and-a-half,” Accel totted up “seven or eight business in this no-code space,” which over the last five or six quarters became” a real thesis” for the company, Mathew said. Anyhow, Yext is public company now and we wanted to chat about which industries are driving development for the previous startup, and how the basic environment for software is for the business, so we got on Zoom with its CEO, Howard Lerman., even as more companies included themselves to the IPO queue. The economy is still trash for numerous, but at least for business it’s enhancing. In a brand-new S-1 filing, Palantir kinda fessed up to the truth that its structure makes it look like a regulated business….