There were documents and spreadsheets when the search for effective workspaces began. Workplace culture has begun to transcend geographical boundaries, making it critical for organisations to manage their environment online. But I would say that I’m really excited overall for where software is headed and where document editing, and digital document editing is headed. They do have learning curves, and they both do. They allow you to customize the experience with a low code approach. And they allow you to connect things easier. So when it comes to Notion and coda, I kind of consider them like the next generation of tools, the next generation of documents, or digital documents in a way. When we first got computers and we are first getting into the software world as human beings, we looked to companies like Microsoft to edit documents and edit spreadsheets and that’s kind of how things got done. When it comes to work nowadays, in this asynchronous remote work sort of world that we live in, we need much more powerful tools and much more intuitive tools to reach some of the goals that we’re trying to set for ourselves. I’m going to talk about why there are specific use cases that are better off in Koda and specific use cases that are better off in Notions to give you a bit of history before we jump into this presentation.

If you’re familiar with my MakeAnAppLike, you probably know that I’ve discuss each technology in detail. My name is Niel and in today’s article, I’m going to be comparing Notion versus Koda.

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