#typescript #dataflow_programming #functional_programming #programming #programming_language #reactive_programming #unit #visual_programming

https://github.com/samuelmtimbo/unit

#java #data #data_engineering #data_orchestration #data_orchestrator #data_pipeline #dataflow #elt #etl #kestra #orchestration #pipeline #scheduler #workflow #workflow_automation #workflow_engine

https://github.com/kestra-io/kestra

#rust #dataflow #low_latency #robotics

https://github.com/dora-rs/dora

#python #artificial_intelligence #dag #data_science #data_visualization #dataflow #developer_tools #machine_learning #notebooks #pipeline #python #reactive #web_app

Marimo is a powerful tool for Python users that makes working with notebooks much easier and more efficient. Here’s what it offers When you run a cell or interact with UI elements, marimo automatically updates dependent cells, keeping your code and outputs consistent.
- **Interactive** Marimo ensures no hidden state and deterministic execution, making your work reliable.
- **Executable** Notebooks are stored as `.py` files, making version control easy.
- **Modern Editor**: It includes features like GitHub Copilot, AI assistants, and more quality-of-life tools.

Using marimo helps you avoid errors, keeps your code organized, and makes sharing and deploying your work simpler.

https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo

#rust #dataflow #rust #static_analysis #vscode

Flowistry is a tool for Rust programming that helps you focus on the parts of code relevant to your current task by analyzing how data flows within functions. When you select a variable or expression, it fades out unrelated code, making it easier to understand complex functions and see what affects or is affected by that code. It works as a VSCode plugin and uses Rust’s ownership system to provide precise analysis. This helps you read, debug, and modify Rust code more efficiently by reducing distractions and highlighting important dependencies. However, it has some limitations with certain Rust features like interior mutability and nested functions.

https://github.com/willcrichton/flowistry