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Yes, you can, we will publish an example soon

Nanda is a great! https://x.com/nandafyi?s=21&t=eqRzxHltMiNrLXlna5kBEQ

it barely had any features then, this version is full of new functionality: streaming logs, long running processes, code interpreter and lots of other things and full docs site as well

If anyone is curious, more details on our SDK can be found here actually https://github.com/cloudflare/sandbox-sdk

Great read. How does it handle out-of-order events or scenarios where events need to be processed in strict order across different partitions? Are there built-in mechanisms to enforce global ordering when needed?

whats your take on handling log compaction to prevent unbounded growth, especially in systems with high write throughput?

Pull handlers would make integration much easier, I think

The cloud setup was super fast! I used it for an existing app + restate TS sdk, really took a few steps to get things up and running! Looking forward to more support for nextjs/node

Tried the Cloud today! Very cool, looking forward to pull handlers

Where could I find a product roadmap to track which SDKs are next? V keen on Go and Ruby!

Great release!!

I think it's important to understand that this was his opinion in 2021. Things have changed since, and hopefully, all these solutions are available now.

How does Restate handle the scalability challenges, especially when dealing with the state management of long-running processes, without compromising performance?

I'd love a deep technical comparison, but it would also be great to understand if Restate is better than Temporal for specific use cases and vice versa. When someone should choose one of them over another

also would be great to see a deep comparison with Temporal and AWS Func

Ok, this actually looks interesting

Use https://12ft.io/ to read if you aren’t a member

This is just great tbh! really like this engineering approach

Gave me the chills when I saw them

Agreed

Would love to try a typescript implementation. Any plans to do that?

personally, really likes this read about usage-based pricing and margins https://medium.com/@tbragin/optimizing-usage-based-pricing-f...

pretty cool, seems well executed, interesting to see how the product will evolve

Hey folks, just came across Grafbase's Edge Gateway and thought it was worth sharing. It's a unified data layer that connects all your databases and APIs to a single GraphQL endpoint. You can develop locally and deploy to the edge without any configuration hassle.

What really caught my eye was the flexibility of integrating different services. You can extend the schema to include services like Stripe, OpenAI, and GitHub with just a few lines of code. Imagine the power of having your payment processing, AI model generation, and source control all talking to each other through the same interface!

For example, you can use @openapi to integrate Stripe or OpenAI by defining the schema and authorization details. Similarly, you can use @graphql to connect with GitHub's GraphQL API. All this can be done with JavaScript, TypeScript, or languages that compile to WebAssembly.

This seems like a game-changer for anyone dealing with multiple data sources or services. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for ways to reduce integration time and focus more on iterating your product!

so its like a combination of a regression model plus user defined logic?

Hey, creator here, working on adopting more variations of charts and making them more complex + saving as embed and image.

Pathfinder comes loaded with: - Visual Operation Builder - Field Quick Docs - Operation History & Timings - Supports GraphQL @live Queries - Schema Documentation View - Schema Definition View

As you move between operations in the document pane you will get the most up-to-date state for that operation. So there's no need for the tabs since Pathfinder is aware of the currently selected operation, history and response.

You can index, query and filter through data stored within Grafbase Database. It even supports fuzzy search, typos, and pagination.

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