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rubenfiszel
3y ago
Exactly! It looks and feel like normal JS and hides all the complexity behind it which is the print of great syntax.
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3y ago
This is amazing syntax. If you are looking for a self-hostable version of this, that can run deno but also python, go, and bash, with primitives similar to airflow and more (retries, cache, suspend, approval steps), check out windmill: htt
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3y ago
We use exactly this for windmill (OSS Retool alternative + modern airflow) and run benchmarks everyday. On a modest github CI instance where one windmill worker and postgres run as containers, our benchmarks run at 1200jobs/s. Workers
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3y ago
you can also use open-source automation tools like n8n or windmill.dev, or github and gitlab workflows as mentionned above.
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3y ago
windmill.dev is a modern take on Huginn: optimal performance, great DX, scale to any cluster, work with python, typescript, go, bash, and flows that are more powerful. n8n is great because their UX is simple and they have many well-made int
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3y ago
If you do not know the product then maybe instead of saying that X is simpler/faster/better than Y it would be better/fairer to say "I don't know" or "from a look at their landing" ?
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3y ago
(Windmill Founder here) Windmill allows you to write code in any places but we have a hub augmented every day with pre-made integrations so that you do not have to: https://hub.windmill.dev . We also have native support for BigQu
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3y ago
> Self-hosted Business & Enterprise plans only (Windmill Founder here) Our workflow part is open-source so it's not 1:1 comparison
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3y ago
Yes since typescript is a superset of javascript and our runtimes support it (you can run javascript with bun)
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3y ago
You can pretty much use tsserver with bun-types and get most if not all the features you get from deno-lsp. I know because we provide both deno-lsp and tsserver for windmill.dev to provide intellisense over websocket/jsonrpc for our mo
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3y ago
We provide both bun and deno as typescript runtimes for windmill.dev (oss retool alternative) and we get overwhelming feedback that people are confused by the little changes required to adapt to deno and would rather just stick to the node.
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3y ago
I see windmill mentioned a few times (founder here). I think we are both anchoring our tools around "Retool for enterprise" because Retool is known and it give a quick overview of the domain we are in: Internal tools, but the audi
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3y ago
No need to fine-tune since windmill uses normal code without custom syntax so gpt4 corpus works very well. That's one of the benefit of not using DSL, most tooling work well out-of-the-box including vscode copilot if you were to use wi
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3y ago
Currently the context is limited to your database schemas, your resources, and the current script code. But we will soon augment it the rest of your code. The techniques applied here would remain relevant but you would need to find the most
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3y ago
Yes, we will do this next and address this in the post. We wanted to validate the approach first using the best model available but using another model is just one endpoint change away in the codebase https://github.com/wind
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Add an AI Code Copilot to your product using GPT-4
(windmill.dev)
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> The Tiptap AI integration beta is a service where you connect your OpenAI API key to our backend and install the Tiptap editor AI extension to get AI writing experience in your editor. Here’s a demo: https://ai-demo.tiptap.d
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3y ago
and https://windmill.dev
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Windmill is written in Rust so cannot use the javascript serverless driver. I love sqlx and sqlx would not be easy to replace so short of making it an extension for sqlx, the only route is to make believe the sqlx connection pool that it&#x
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What I would absolutely love is to have a proxy server that would act as postgres, and use this new driver to connect to a remote postgres. This would avoid us having to rewrite our remote agents (which require a postgres connection to the
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One could build that SaaS on top of windmill :) We are starting a series cheekily called "Replace a SaaS" with this one as the first one. There is a trade-off between build and buy and we aim to reduce the chiasm so you don't
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We do and if you do not want to bother self-hosting, our free-tier is sufficient for around 200 answers (1000 executions): https://www.windmill.dev/pricing
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Show HN: Build a discord/Slack bot to answer questions with your docs and GPT4
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That's super cool and this looks more like a POC than a product for now, but if this were to take off, it would complement really well what we do in our own OSS project windmill.dev [1] where users can deploy scripts in typescript/
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This is cool, but otherwise you can just use windmill as an open-source internal app builder and use Github Copilot in vscode to get the best AI assistant out there: https://www.windmill.dev/docs/cli_local_dev/vsco
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Founder of windmill.dev here, airplane is not backed by YC but the founder is an alumni. Aside from the obvious open-source aspect, here is one notable difference. We explicitly do not provide an integrated DB but offer simply a K/V st
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Missing windmill.dev :)
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Agreed, backend engineers do not like writing frontend code. From there, for advanced views, I believe interval.com chose the route of having the frontend being defined in the task itself with an SDK (which I think is what you seem to hint
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airplane.dev itself is not YC backed, but one of the founder is a YC alumni
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founder of windmill.dev here, a fully open-source alternative to airplane.dev Congrats on the launch. I am not sure that is accurate. Both airplane and windmill supports defining your task as plain backend code and deploying them from CI&#x
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