reion

I moved from n8n to trigger.dev a month ago. Maintaining all the workflows in GUI was just too time consuming and difficult. I already use NextJS for my app, so switch to trigger.dev was easy, not maintaining and making changes my workflows in IDE takes about 80% less time. So far I am very happy with my decision to switch.

In footer they have n8n vs Zapier and n8n vs Make pages, I guess other similar software would be IFTTT

I have been using n8n for over a year. I prefer it over popular Zapier as it gives me more flexibility and I am able to self host. It have its quirks that you learn about only when you work enough with it to look up solutions on community forums. The only thing I wouldn't recommend is their Cloud, it seams more buggy/unstable than my self hosted instance (more timeouts, probably to conserve shared resources). Still I would recommended to anyone looking for a cheap and open source alternative for Zapier.

I am not sure, to be honest. I know that they have a lot of people signing up. I think invitation bumps up you place in the waiting line.

I through this one is a no-brainer.

That is true. I met guy on BarCamp in Shanghai. They are part of local hackerspace.

The title sounded much more interesting then the article itself. I was expecting something about black-hat hackers.

I don't like being redirected to Wikipedia on read more. When you do that, there is good chance that visitor is not coming back. I think you should display rest of the content on your site as well.