sebastian_io
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Comment · 6 months ago
Fair point, imho landing pages rarely sell the full experience. In short the focus is UX, turnkey setup, visual feedback and data aggregation/graphs. Found gisia, cool project as well, starred!
Comment · 2 years ago
Thanks! The project consists basically out of two components, the runtime and the editor.
The runtime is mostly self-written, focusing most of my efforts. The editor on the other hand is built on `rete.js` (https://retejs.org/) and Angular. ReteJS is a really amazing node editor framework. While I customized almost everything that was possible, a lot of credit goes to them.
In hindsight, Angular might have been a little bit of overkill, but it's the framework I'm comfortable with, given my very limited web development experience.
The editor is available here on GitHub and should work out of the box with the default VS Debug Configuration https://github.com/actionforge/graph-editor
Comment · 2 years ago
Hey there,
I have always been a fan of GitHub Actions workflows but for some reason never liked YAML files as being the assigned file format for non-linear workflows. While YAMLs are great as configuration files, they can be quite tedious when it comes to creating, reviewing, and maintaining workflows.
To solve this, I created a visual node system that makes the workflow creation and maintenance process more efficient and intuitive. It's a straightforward node engine with an UI editor.
Examples for such a node graph are here: https://www.actionforge.dev/github/actionforge/graph-runner/...
and here: https://www.actionforge.dev/github/actionforge/graph-editor/....
For clarification, they are directly executed on GitHub runners. These graphs took me minutes to build in order to focus on my actual project.
The next time you create a new repo, give it a try. Love to hear your thoughts!
Thanks!
Comment · 5 years ago
I checked this on Windows and macOS with the latest version of Firefox and I have no issues opening the page
Comment · 5 years ago
I’m from the future. ;-) But I will fix it, thanks for the info
Comment · 5 years ago
There is a lot going on in the space right now and there will be certainly a big shift in the next years. But as long as Blender, Cinema 4D, Photoshop, Pixelmator, Affinity are not running in the cloud I rather feel like DCC software packages and tablets will introduce a change first
Comment · 5 years ago
Thanks for the feedback! I will look into this
Comment · 5 years ago
You have a point there :-D
Comment · 5 years ago
I should clarify this. The 100 MB window in SnowFS is currently unrelated to compression as it is only used to compare if a block changed. Each block gets a hash. This is a fallback used for some file formats where the mtime timestamp cannot be trusted. Some files have a change in the first block e.g. 100 MB and that is faster to compare than an entire 8GB file. But this window size is dynamic and can be changed and used for compression in the future