> Koheesio is not in competition with other libraries.
Yes, it is, because nobody wants to run multiple orchestrators, and the "What sets Koheesio apart from other libraries?" section does little to help users decide why they should pick yours.
I would expect someone who's seriously writing a new orchestrator in 2024 to cite the alternatives, their shortcomings, and how you intend to address them. Bonus points if you make a neat little table.
The fact that you're leading with Python does not inspire confidence. Pretty much all workflow orchestrators use Python for their glue, and that's hardly the interesting part.
Yes, it is, because nobody wants to run multiple orchestrators, and the "What sets Koheesio apart from other libraries?" section does little to help users decide why they should pick yours.
Workflow orchestration is a mature category, as evidenced by the length of this list: https://github.com/meirwah/awesome-workflow-engines
I would expect someone who's seriously writing a new orchestrator in 2024 to cite the alternatives, their shortcomings, and how you intend to address them. Bonus points if you make a neat little table.
The fact that you're leading with Python does not inspire confidence. Pretty much all workflow orchestrators use Python for their glue, and that's hardly the interesting part.
What were they using at Nike before this?