AppSheet Raises $15M To Help People Who Aren’t Pro Coders Build Apps
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Many of today and tomorrow’s high-paying jobs require a command of computing concepts and programming languages, but learning such skills from the ground up can be a time-intensive and expensive endeavor. While there’s high demand in the job market for people with these technical skills, some companies, such as Seattle-based AppSheet , are offering services designed to enable those with only minimal programming knowledge to build functional software applications. The company announced this week it has raised a Series A round, which it plans to use for product development, marketing efforts, and to staff up a new satellite office in Portland, OR. Sample apps that amateur developers have built using AppSheet include tools for taking tracking inventory, monitoring shipments, and collecting field survey data. Brian Sabino and Praveen Seshadri co-founded AppSheet in 2014, and the startup raised a $1.5 million seed funding round the following year.
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