Riko

This readme could be a guide for many projects!

I was a heavy user of pipes and I'm now a heavy user of python. I have built my own dodgy simple replacement for some of the things I used to rely on pipes for. I'm very eager to…

While I didn't use yahoo pipes too often, I loved it. Having this as a python library (I'm trying to get deeper into python), is great! Kudos and good luck!

Interesting project. I hadn't come across this one yet. One difference that riko has is it's based around functions whereas this library (and practically every stream processing…

Cool! I actually starred your project last year. Never really got around to looking under the hood though. How do you handle the "multiple destinations" part? In python you can…

Python 3.5 introduced the async/await syntax, I don't do C# but at a glance it's the same. I've been working on a similar project and I've also found the push model easier.

Another benefit of the push model is that back pressure becomes much easier to implement.

if someone can spin up a usable gui, charge enough to make a living without compromising on performance, promise some longevity and a way to export of my stuff I would probably…

Have you investigated any of the existing GUIs? [1-3] I'd love to hear your thoughts on their pros/cons. I do plan to integrate a nice GUI framework if I can find one. [1]…

Can you consider Dask integration? http://distributed.readthedocs.io/en/latest/queues.html https://github.com/dask/dask It can handle parallel and distributed parts for you.…

Looks nice. Are there any plans for twitter support?

Looks interesting. What kind of applications do people use this for?

This is really interesting. Have you looked at Apache Beam? What I think is interesting about Beam -in this specific context- is that it has a standalone runner (java), that…

Nice project. I wrote something similar in C# long time ago [1]. Mostly to monitor job feeds and craigslist [2] :-) It supports RSS and Atom, async, various filters,…

If you're looking for a stream processing engine more close to Storm, etc. but also simple, check out Motorway: https://github.com/plecto/motorway :-)

http://nodered.org/

Apache Nifi looks promising. https://nifi.apache.org

This is really interesting. Have you looked at Apache Beam? What I think is interesting about Beam -in this specific context- is that it has a standalone runner (java), that…

I am still a user of Plagger [1], but development halted quite some time ago. Maybe this could be a good replacement. [1] https://github.com/miyagawa/plagger

Also in this space (and worth looking at for inspiration, especially for other potential sources and sinks of data) - Apache Camel [1]. [1]: http://camel.apache.org/