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by dylburger 7y ago
The easiest way to run code in response to Github events is using Github's built-in webhooks for a repo. I made a video showing you how to set that up to forward events from your repo (e.g. every time you merge a branch to master), the
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, this is Dylan, a co-founder and engineer. I'm sorry we didn't get back to you sooner. It's tough to respond to every single comment on a Hacker News thread and we've been quite busy with launch. Hope you can sympathi
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by dylburger 7y ago
That's spot on! Take a look at our intro video for an end-to-end overview of how to use the tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivkE26ZsyUo&feature=youtu.be . I'd love if you had the chance to sign up. It&#x
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, this is Dylan, a co-founder. It's a great question. Having built many applications on Lambda this is something I think about a lot :) . We've found that for integrations or common automations, building on a cloud platform is t
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by dylburger 7y ago
Got it! I'll aim to get something to you in the next couple of days.
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by dylburger 7y ago
Thank you! I completely empathize with the time involved learning new tools. I'm happy to create a tutorial specific to your use case. We've built a few workflows to process Github events and I'd love to show you how this wor
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by dylburger 7y ago
Thank you so much for the kind words! Let us know if you have any feedback or questions.
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi y’all, this is Dylan, a Pipedream engineer and co-founder. We launched today to get early feedback from developers on what we’ve built and we’ve received a lot of thoughtful comments. Thank you to everyone who signed up! I especially app
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, this is Dylan, a co-founder. It's a great question. Having built many applications on Lambda this is something I think about a lot :) . We've found that for integrations or common automations, building on a cloud platform is t
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi David, this is Dylan, a co-founder. I'd love if you had the time to send me a screenshot of what you're seeing, with your Developer Tools Console open in Chrome, if you don't mind. It'd be a huge help! dylan [at] pipe
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by dylburger 7y ago
I haven't used Microsoft Flow in depth so I unfortunately can't comment. If you've used it and like it, I'd honestly love for you to give Pipedream a try and tell us where we can improve compared to your experience with
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by dylburger 7y ago
Keith, this is Dylan, a co-founder. We've been very impressed with what y'all are building at Standard Library and I agree it's a great time to be working on developer integration tools! Thanks for the note.
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, Dylan, a co-founder here. I'm a Pythonista at heart and we're working on Python support as we speak! We'll let y'all know when we ship that.
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, Dylan, a co-founder here. Deploying workflows from source via CLI or your CI/CD pipeline is in the works! We want you to host workflows on Github / Gitlab and be able to deploy them using your standard process. Feel free to re
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, Dylan, a co-founder here. It's a great question. We've found that for integrations or common automations, building on a cloud platform is too low-level. You've got to manage a number of services that aren't core to y
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by dylburger 7y ago
Thanks for letting us know, I just rolled out a fix to the hidden content. Can you let me know if you're still seeing the issue? We use Vuepress for the docs and it's awesome! https://vuepress.vuejs.org
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by dylburger 7y ago
Thanks! Just rolled out a fix for this. Would you mind taking a look again?
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by dylburger 7y ago
We use AWS as a part of our backend but run our own serverless platform on top of it. We're planning to share more about our stack in future engineering blogs, so keep an eye out for those!
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by dylburger 7y ago
Awesome, thank you dang!
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, Pipedream founder here. I appreciate the honest feedback. The post is meant to articulate the depth of our vision for the platform. The hope was the linked workflows provide some inspiration and examples to make Pipedream a little more
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by dylburger 7y ago
Dylan, a founder here. One thing we learned from this post is how many great tailored solutions there are for HN alerts. It's pretty amazing. Thank you for the kind words! We hope it's fun to program in, send us feedback or sugges
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by dylburger 7y ago
Oh wow, that's definitely a bug. Thanks for the screenshot!
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi, this is Dylan, a Pipedream founder. Yes! We do plan to support other languages, but we're prioritizing other parts of the platform first, e.g. getting the developer UX right, environment separation, the ability to connect to accoun
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by dylburger 7y ago
That's great to hear! I really appreciate the feedback. Which columns would you like to resize? The event inspector on the left, code steps, or all of the above?
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by dylburger 7y ago
I didn't realize that worked! Google Alerts is awesome.
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by dylburger 7y ago
Hi there, Dylan, a Pipedream founder here. Right now, the product is in alpha, so its programming model is subject to change. As a result we expect it to serve mostly personal use cases, and hope to serve the enterprise over time. And yes,
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by dylburger 7y ago
Check out this workflow: https://pipedream.com/@dylburger/google-alerts-for-hacker-ne... . Just follow the instructions in the README, changing your KEYWORDS to the set of keywords you'd like to receive notificati
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by dylburger 7y ago
A lot of people on this thread wanted a true "Google Alerts" tool that notifies you when a post on HN contains a given keywords in the title. I agree, so I forked the workflow and created my own that does this: https://