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At first I thought that a code alternative for a no-code solution like zapier was counterintuitive. But as an engineer using Zapier (for the first time) these past few months I…

Just reiterating what a lot of other folks have said in this thread already, but this scratches a pretty real itch for some stuff we (and our customers) have been thinking about…

This being open source changes my entire perception of it. Appreciate all the work you've put in and how you are willing to share with the world!

‘Developer-first Zapier alternative’ is an odd positioning, I think the point of Zapier is that it’s for non-developers mainly. Looking at the comments, though, it seems like…

Speaking as a tech-forward "business user" who uses Zapier _a lot_: a key benefit of Zapier is that it enables business users to work independently. Moving triggers and actions…

Jumping from free to $50/mo feels like there's a 4.99/9.99 plan missing somewhere. Just because you have 3 people on your team doesn't mean you can casually spare $50 a month,…

As someone who got burned by past "Open Source" projects, yours raises all redflags: - Advertised as "Open Source", yet this is actually a paid product with a pricing page. - You…

Would love this self-hosted. The license says "All content that resides under any "ee/" directory of this repository, if such directories exists, are licensed under the license…

I was recently looking for a simpler alternative to Temporal (https://temporal.io/) so this could be ideal. If you could add instructions for self-hosting it (_sounds_ like you…

Would love this self-hosted. The license says "All content that resides under any "ee/" directory of this repository, if such directories exists, are licensed under the license…

For once, I'd love to have a nice UI around this so I don't need to search docs and write code for simple stuff like "await ctx.waitFor( { hours: 3 });". That would improve…

Looks amazing. Thanks for puting this accross. If you can add no code version.

I was recently looking for a simpler alternative to Temporal (https://temporal.io/) so this could be ideal. If you could add instructions for self-hosting it (_sounds_ like you…

If you're looking for competitors in your space, it's worth checking out Autocode too: https://autocode.com They have a full in-browser editor that handles many-to-many API…

Looking at the long delays, do I understand correctly that this is something similar to Temporal[0] or AWS Step Functions? My first sentiment was "when I'm already writing code,…

This looks great, congrats on the launch! I am interested in a platform that bundles many pre-built integrations to various services that I could wire up through code and execute…

For people who are building durable workflows. You should definitely checkout temporal [1]. It is production ready, you can implement pretty much same using the original SDK of…

How does this compare to Pipedream and Windmill, both of which are also open-source?

How does this compare to n8n.io? Seems like you need to be a bit more knowledgeable to use this than a true low code solution.

This sounds a lot like https://docs.windmill.dev/ another open source solution. Additionally, if I want to run the code locally I can just self host it.

Are you hosting or am I? The marketing implies that I’m hosting but your FAQ, at the bottom, says you are. Can you please clear up?

Currently we are hosting, but we are going to be documenting how to self host in the near future so you can host it yourself.

Looking at the long delays, do I understand correctly that this is something similar to Temporal[0] or AWS Step Functions? My first sentiment was "when I'm already writing code,…

I was recently looking for a simpler alternative to Temporal (https://temporal.io/) so this could be ideal. If you could add instructions for self-hosting it (_sounds_ like you…

n8n is also great about this. It retains the visual “easy mode” environment but lets you drop in a JavaScript node whenever you need to do something more complex

How does this compare to n8n.io? Seems like you need to be a bit more knowledgeable to use this than a true low code solution.

Also look at https://pipedream.com/

How does this compare to Pipedream and Windmill, both of which are also open-source?

This sounds a lot like https://docs.windmill.dev/ another open source solution. Additionally, if I want to run the code locally I can just self host it.

Looking at the long delays, do I understand correctly that this is something similar to Temporal[0] or AWS Step Functions? My first sentiment was "when I'm already writing code,…