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Show HN: Titanoboa lets you prototype Java in browser, shows results as you type(titanoboa.io)
3 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|1 comments
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Prototype Java in a Browser(titanoboa.io)
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
Looks really nice! Looking forward to playing with it a bit. Shameless plug: I built something similar as a part of my workflow platform for JVM (for Java and Clojure): https://github.com/mikub/titanoboa The main focus
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H8K8s: Kubernetes is the new Application Server. Will it follow the same fate?(titanoboa.io)
5 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
No worries mate, did escalated BEACOPP plus 30Gy some 19 years ago and I am doing fine. Since then i worked for a big corp and worked on projects on 5 different continents. Now I am freelancing and working on my side project ( https:/
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
Thanks for linking! There seem to be similarities, but looking (very) briefly at the DolphinScheduler these are the potential differences: - number of contributors :D - titanoboa can process even a potentially cyclic graph - in titanoboa yo
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Clojure Start Time in 2019(stuartsierra.com)
4 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|0 comments
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Visualizing Large Workflows (With D3, React and ClojureScript)(titanoboa.io)
3 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|0 comments
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Will embedded clustering kill Kubernetes?(titanoboa.io)
1 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|0 comments
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Rethinking UML and BPMN Design for Workflows(titanoboa.io)
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How to Disrupt System Integration Market(titanoboa.io)
1 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
Should be fixed by now, as a bonus here is the original post: https://www.titanoboa.io/using-titanoboa-for-it-automation.h...
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
Ooops, good catch, it got there from an old blog post of mine, just forgot to update the meta tags and re-used the old ones...
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Titanoboa – an open-source alternative to Zapier(titanoboa.io)
55 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|4 comments
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
In some cases (certainly not all) the answer to your question is: Because you actually study the clinical trials. Because you read all the epidemiological studies. Because you try to understand the pharmacokinetics of the vaccines. And afte
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
Nice article and nice visualizations. The problem I usually run into is the complexity - examples of event flows almost always look super cool, but in real life scenarios, the complexity is usually huge and complex flows are very hard to vi
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Show HN: Titanoboa – distributed workflows for JVM (written in Clojure)(titanoboa.io)
12 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 7y ago
It is a sad reality that some of the regulatory agencies have been captured by the industry groups. This is especially concerning in healthcare and pharma industry. Take for example Vioxx and Opioid issues: Merck Manipulated the Science abo
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Vendor Independent Serverless Workflows(titanoboa.io)
1 points by newcrobuzon 7y ago|0 comments
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Disrupting iPaaS Market with a REPL(titanoboa.io)
2 points by newcrobuzon 8y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
Thanks, will definitely watch! LightTable and its instarepl definitely inspired me but as time went I somehow lost track of the project. Inspired by LightTable I even created an instarepl for java and clojure workflows in my pet project (ti
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
Thanks! Shame it did not work out, it was an interesting (and inspirational) endeavour.
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Using Titanoboa as an alternative to Ansible (with java and clojure support)(titanoboa.io)
2 points by newcrobuzon 8y ago|0 comments
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by newcrobuzon 8y ago
Any idea what happened to Chris Granger and the original LightTable/Eve plans? If I am not mistaken they took some VC money right? How did that work out? Would be really interested to hear their story and lessons learned. Aside from th
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How to Disrupt Enterprise iPaaS Market(titanoboa.io)
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Processing Big Data on JVM with Clojure and Java(titanoboa.io)
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Rethinking BPMN and UML Design for Workflows(titanoboa.io)
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Visualizing Large Workflows Using D3, React and ClojureScript(titanoboa.io)
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Using Titanoboa as an Alternative to Ansible(titanoboa.io)
1 points by newcrobuzon 8y ago|0 comments
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Visualizing Large Workflows with D3, React and ClojureScript(github.com)
4 points by newcrobuzon 8y ago|0 comments

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