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How does this compare to Pipedream and Windmill, both of which are also open-source?
by yewenjie 4y ago
How does this compare to Pipedream and Windmill, both of which are also open-source?
- d-k-p 4y agoIn Trigger.dev workflows are created completely in your code rather than in a node-based UI (which to be fair does allow you to write code sometimes). We found developers could actually put together workflows faster if the whole thing was code rather than a hybrid of UI / code (because you get to use your own IDE + Copilot).
- rubenfiszel 4y agoFounder of Windmill here, and d-k-p answer is spot-on. If you want to manage your entire workflows as a typescript code, then trigger.dev would be preferable. Windmill supports typescript, python, go and bash, and handle all the advanced features such as retries, approval steps, pre-made integrations to hundreds of API at the workflow level in a UI-based editor. Then for the steps, themselves. you would use either your IDE and sync to Windmill, or use our web IDE.