I think trigger.dev nails it. This is exactly what I needed.
I think trigger.dev nails it. This is exactly what I needed.
Despite them being GUI based, you can do everything that temporal enable, approval steps/suspending workflows until being reactivated by a webhook, branching, etc, etc... It's 100% open-source and self-hostable.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31272793 (9 months ago)
A contributors guide? Documentation? A PUBLIC ROADMAP!
THIS is an example of open source done well.
1. I want a proper IDE
2. Proper typing so the feedback cycle is faster.
3. Being able to use external packages
4. Being able to quickly test my custom node across old runs.
Their JavaScript nodes take me an absurd amount of time to get right. And I've needed to use them far more often than I would like.
It's still a mess to manage arrays and arguments auto-split by commas
Was a dealbreaker for me.