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How dbt works, and why orchestrators shouldn't split it into tasks(windmill.dev)
9 points by rubenfiszel 1mo ago|0 comments
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Automating quality support at scale: AI and human in the loop(windmill.dev)
9 points by rubenfiszel 2mo ago|1 comments
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by rubenfiszel 2mo ago
We have over 400+ enterprise customers yet handle all the support with a few engineers. We use Windmill obviously for orchestration but it would work with any orchestrator.
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by rubenfiszel 2mo ago
We have bet early on DuckDB and Ducklake for Windmill and couldn't be happier. The focus on server/client mode is interesting, it opens the way for orchestrators like ours to have "lite" workers/jobs for duckdb that
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by rubenfiszel 5mo ago
Would be very cool if as a result the different components were published as crates and embeddable in other rust projects!
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by rubenfiszel 11mo ago
workflows is just short for state machine DSL
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by rubenfiszel 1y ago
For the AI workflows, we (windmill.dev) added AI Agent steps as first class primitives very recently.
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by rubenfiszel 1y ago
Windmill.dev (YC S22) | Software Engineers | Paris (ONSITE 3d/wk) | Full-time Fastest open-source workflow engine built in Rust + Svelte. 300+ Enterprise customers. Profitable with a lean team of 9 engineers. Looking for new cracked so
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2 days in Barcelona at the Svelte summit(windmill.dev)
10 points by rubenfiszel 1y ago|0 comments
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by rubenfiszel 1y ago
Founder of windmill. I'm not ashamed to admit than n8n feels more polished. There are a few reasons: - Our team was and is still much smaller. We were 5 for the first 2 years, we are now 10 (year 3), and are continuing to hire to follo
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by rubenfiszel 1y ago
> That said, we tried Windmill first and while it was cool for the devs who were able to see the vision, the non-technical users hated it Founder of Windmill here. This is not too surprising although we are working on it by leveraging AI
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by rubenfiszel 1y ago
But the videos show claude web
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by rubenfiszel 1y ago
I feel dumb but how do you actually add Zapier or Confluence or custom MCP on the web version of claude? I only see it for Drive/Gmail/Github. Is it zoned/slow release?
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
You should give a try to Windmill, it's more of a workflow engine than a data orchestration tool but it's intuitive and open-source.
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Windmill hiring Senior Frontend (Svelte) Engineer in Paris(ycombinator.com)
1 points by rubenfiszel 2y ago
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
We are customers at windmill.dev and we are really happy with it. It also motivates us to write ever better docs as it means more answers can be an answered completely by the bot.
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
Ola from windmill.dev, another open-source VC-backed company using AGPL. We actually spoke before your pivot and we now have a bit overlap on the dashboard builder but our audience is fairly separate. Congrats, you made what I believe is th
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Windmill (YC S22) Hiring Rust and TypeScript Eng #3 in Paris(ycombinator.com)
1 points by rubenfiszel 2y ago
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
If you can make it work with Rust, and compatible with wasm targets as well, it opens a huge field of possibilities. Windmill.dev is a workflow engine based fully on postgresql. This would be the missing piece to offer a local development w
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
This is super timely. Windmill ( https://windmill.dev ) used to only support webhooks to trigger code and flow jobs. We have just added email support building our own MX server, and wanted to add CDC change. We were gonna do it on
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
At windmill.dev, when users deploy their code, we use Bun build (which is similar to esbuild) to bundle their scripts and all their dependencies into a single js file to load which improve cold start and memory usage. We store the bundle on
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
Founder of https://windmill.dev here which share many similarities with Maestro. > Maestro is a general-purpose, horizontally scalable workflow orchestrator designed to manage large-scale workflows such as data pipelines and
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
Why not call it pg_duckdb ?
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
It wouldn't even be that hard since we have our own layer on top of monaco to resolve types that could dynamically fetch it from Twenty.
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
Yes, we(Windmill)'d be a kick-ass combo. We're users of twenty ourselves. As both open-source projects, a third option that I'm often recommending is having such great integration in both products such that their users can in
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
1/3 of Parisians are born there, 1/3 are born in France, 1/3 outside of France: https://www.paris.fr/pages/seulement-30-des-parisiens-sont-n... I'm surprised, and so my statement above is wrong as m
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
Paris is mostly inhabited by parisians, born there, where do you think we all go once we come of age? You might have came in Summer/August, where all the parisians disappear because there are too many tourists and it's too hot so
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
I think it finally occurred to me that you care only to transform data insofar as it is for the purpose of being used in BI/dashboards and not for data warehouse purposes. That wasn't clear to me at first but it makes sense.
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
From an external look, that sounds a lot like what dbt is meant to be. Why would one choose quary over dbt?
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by rubenfiszel 2y ago
We use this for generation: https://hub.windmill.dev/scripts/helper/1508/generate-a-lice... and this for client-side checking ( https://hub.windmill.dev/scripts/helper/1510/verif

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