Just curious if you looked at Apache Airflow as the integration functionality and pipeline / DAG configuration approaches are similar and it's also done in Python.
It's a relatively simple Nim code. It takes a line that starts with "import" and searches for three components: module, function and alias. If you don't provide an alias, you'll get an index error.
Should have named it Pypelines. But seriously though I am not sure what the benefits over multiprocessing are. It looks a little cryptic at first sight.
Just curious if you looked at Apache Airflow as the integration functionality and pipeline / DAG configuration approaches are similar and it's also done in Python.
https://github.com/apache/airflow
The Nim language is new to me. What was the experience like implementing a framework in it?