Hi! In what does this differentiate from Windmill.dev? The license seems to be more permissive (AGPL vs MIT) but there isn't any Python support, and less integrations (for now ?) :)
I think there are a number of platforms for building workflows and integrations today. Some of the platforms serving specific niche (e.g. RudderStack chose to serve CDP, airplane for building internal dev tools). But in the end all of them act on a trigger to transform inbound event data and send it to a destination end point.
Windmill looks cool with support for multiple languages, no-code editor and all the OOTB integrations.
cptn is still evolving - it needs to have more integrations, UX flows need to be improved, it has to get better from Ops perspective.
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Hi! In what does this differentiate from Windmill.dev? The license seems to be more permissive (AGPL vs MIT) but there isn't any Python support, and less integrations (for now ?) :)
Wishing you the best of luck!
https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmill
Thanks.
I think there are a number of platforms for building workflows and integrations today. Some of the platforms serving specific niche (e.g. RudderStack chose to serve CDP, airplane for building internal dev tools). But in the end all of them act on a trigger to transform inbound event data and send it to a destination end point.
Windmill looks cool with support for multiple languages, no-code editor and all the OOTB integrations.
cptn is still evolving - it needs to have more integrations, UX flows need to be improved, it has to get better from Ops perspective.