coltmcnealy

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   Business-as-Code: Abstraction Above Durable Execution(littlehorse.io)

   4 points by coltmcnealy 3mo ago|1 comments
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   by coltmcnealy 5mo ago

   Old article I wrote a few years back, but it's come up a few times. Even with all of the new AI buzz, good engineering principles never change.
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   Workflow Engine for Async Microservice Flows(littlehorse.io)

   4 points by coltmcnealy 5mo ago|2 comments
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   Show HN: Quarkus Extension for LittleHorse(github.com)

   2 points by coltmcnealy 6mo ago|0 comments
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   by coltmcnealy 7mo ago

   Generating workflows from JSON is actually not new but rather old...the first versions only had that and we added the DSL in Java (and other languages) after that. Under the hood everything in our system is protobuf and it's trivial to
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   by coltmcnealy 7mo ago

   Temporal is durable execution...it lets you restart code where it left off. LittleHorse workflows are at a higher level and the server actually understands the process rather than memoizing side effects for later attempts. You get much bett
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   Business-as-Code with LittleHorse 1.0(github.com)

   20 points by coltmcnealy 7mo ago|7 comments
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   by coltmcnealy 7mo ago

   We just launched LittleHorse Server 1.0: an open-source workflow engine for Business-as-Code (SDKs in Java, Python, C#, and GoLang), built for microservices, event-driven systems, and long-running processses. Business-as-Code lets you write