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Re:Show HN: SimWorkflow, HTTP API integration tool that supports compl...
on Tuesday April 23, 2024 @10:03AM (#40132119)
A bit more on the tool:
- It allows you to connect any HTTP APIs and handle errors with built-in retry and fallback.
- Search from a catalog of APIs for documentation, specification, and examples.
- Process JSON data with standard tools such as JSONpath, JQ, and JSONata.
- Workflow that supports complex processing, such as split, join, and map.
- Define workflow definition as code.
Re:Ask HN: Is There a Zapier for APIs?
on Tuesday February 20, 2024 @06:41AM (#39440135)
This is an excellent use case for SimWorkflow (https://www.simworkflow.com). Please give it a try.
Disclaimer: I am the founder of SimWorkflow.
Re:Ask HN: Why use low code tools in today's world with AI assistants?
on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @09:03AM (#39369855)
With low code or no code, we work within the constraints of the platform. With the added benefits of not worrying about infrastructure, operations, and with built-in error handling, retries/back off, and parallelization.
Code is just a small part of the solution. The code could be developed by developers or be generated by AI assistants.
It depends on the use case.
Show HN: Workflow automation and collaborative document editing tools
I have been a daily HN reader and would like to use this as a starting point to show SimWorkflow so that the HN community can get to know SimWorkflow.This project has been the love child of myself for the past year or so.A bit of background: Previously, I worked as a consultant specializing in designing, implementing, and maintaining Business Process Management and Content Management Solutions....