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Shameless plug nextmv (YC W20) https://nextmv.io/ https://nextmv.io/ is building tooling in the same space in Go and were cloud native / serverless first. I us
by leetrout 6y ago
Shameless plug nextmv (YC W20) https://nextmv.io/ https://nextmv.io/ is building tooling in the same space in Go and were cloud native / serverless first.
I used optaplanner at a previous gig before working at nextmv — we don’t offer the same type of “choose your own adventure” tooling compared to optaplanner yet, but it’s much more lightweight to get, say, a routing model shipped in to production IMO. (Java shops notwithstanding).
- pabs3 6y agoSounds like nextmv isn't going to be open source?
- leetrout 6y agoNo plans to open source at this time.
- raverbashing 6y agonextmv sounds like a breath of fresh air, congrats I would have maybe liked Optaplanner if I could peer through all the layers of Java, it seems like a thick Java sandwich with some optimization somewhere (but I have to say I lost it when you can turn your model into XML apparently)
- ge0ffrey 6y agoNo need to use XML any more. Take a look at the school-timetabling quickstart video, guide and/or code :)
- raverbashing 6y agoThanks I'll check that out!
- ismail-khan 6y agoShameless user of nextmv here! Nextmv has just the right level of abstraction needed for software engineers. Took us very little time to get a production model running.
- ge0ffrey 6y agoWith Quarkus OptaPlanner we're tackling is cloud native / serverless too: https://quarkus.io/guides/optaplanner https://quarkus.io/guides/optaplanner The -Dnative build compiles your java code natively into an native executable that boots up in milliseconds (instead of seconds like a JVM). This is the result of strong collaboration between us (the OptaPlanner team) and the Quarkus team and we have more features in the pipeline.