Is UBot Right for me? (No programming Knowledge)

[Yellow Squash]

Should I buy UBot and try to learn how to use it to create software? The reason I ask is, I have never programmed anything, nor am I even an advanced user with Excel.

I feel I am limited in my marketing abilities by not knowing how to create some automated tasks.

Will there be a steep learning curve?

Thanks

 

[profitmotive]

Yes. Don't let the flashy marketing fool you. If you don't have any programming background or even a mild grasp of software logic, the terms won't make sense to you.

I came from a PHP background and that helped but even then I felt like I was learning a completely different system.

 

[stamp]

check out zenno poster

 

[WinningIO]

I failed C++ two times in college and uBot wasn't very hard for me.

Watch the tutorial videos before you buy to get a feel of it.
http://www.ubotstudio.com/tutorials

You can also check out Zennoposter, I've heard nothing but good reviews about them as well.

 

[Yellow Squash]

Dont get me wrong, I want to learn. I am just curious as to the learning curve.

 

[WinningIO]

It's not as bad as it seems, watch a few videos from their tutorial page and see if it's right for you: www.ubotstudio[dot]com/tutorials

I failed C++ two times in college and I did uBot fine, it's definitely automation for the non-programmer.

Never tried Zenno but heard nothing but good things about it. I personally prefer uBot's UI because of how it's structured.

Pretty good growing community too.

 

[jasonlife]

It's not as bad as it seems, watch a few videos from their tutorial page and see if it's right for you: www.ubotstudio[dot]com/tutorials

I failed C++ two times in college and I did uBot fine, it's definitely automation for the non-programmer.

Never tried Zenno but heard nothing but good things about it. I personally prefer uBot's UI because of how it's structured.

Pretty good growing community too.

I wouldn't exactly say that, it is good to use, but personally if you are a coder then you might find it limited (and at times find the visual coding a pain, better to directly code stuff in). Also support/the forum takes time to answer queries that you have so you might have to wait a day

 

[skohh]

If I put a gun to your head and told you to make me some ubots, do you think you'd care about a learning curve? No, you'd probably just hire someone else to do it. Which is the case here. I mean, try to learn it, but if it's not for you have someone else do it.