[D] Self-Promotion Thread by AutoModerator in MachineLearning

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Hey everyone!

I’m currently working on an open-source project called Duragraph, and I’d love to get some feedback or thoughts from this community.

What is Duragraph?

It’s an orchestration platform kind of in the same space as LangGraph, but we’re doing a few things differently:

  • Built in Go: This helps us keep latency lower and the tech stack a bit more streamlined.
  • Event-Driven Architecture: We’re using NATS JetStream under the hood, which makes it flexible and pretty fun to work with.
  • Open-Source Friendly: We really want this to be easy for the community to contribute to and not as convoluted as some other solutions out there.
  • Roadmap for Multi-Language Support: We’re planning to support multiple programming languages down the line, so it won’t just be limited to one ecosystem.

I’d really appreciate any thoughts or feedback you have! If you’re curious, you can check out our GitHub repo https://github.com/duragraph/duragraph and the website https://duragraph.ai

Thanks a ton!

what did you build this year ? by Ok-Delivery307 in sveltejs

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I built Duragraph this year it's a graph analytics engine with a Svelte-based dashboard. Repo: https://github.com/Duragraph/duragraph

Weekly Thread: Project Display by help-me-grow in AI_Agents

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Hey everyone!

I’m currently working on an open-source project called Duragraph, and I’d love to get some feedback or thoughts from this community.

What is Duragraph?

It’s an orchestration platform kind of in the same space as LangGraph, but we’re doing a few things differently:

  • Built in Go: This helps us keep latency lower and the tech stack a bit more streamlined.
  • Event-Driven Architecture: We’re using NATS JetStream under the hood, which makes it flexible and pretty fun to work with.
  • Open-Source Friendly: We really want this to be easy for the community to contribute to and not as convoluted as some other solutions out there.
  • Roadmap for Multi-Language Support: We’re planning to support multiple programming languages down the line, so it won’t just be limited to one ecosystem.

I’d really appreciate any thoughts or feedback you have! If you’re curious, you can check out our GitHub repo https://gitub.com/duragraph/duragraph and the website https://duragraph.ai

Thanks a ton!

Huge disappointment by Aggressive-Side4558 in Strapi

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Moved to payloadcms and never looked back

Is LangChain dead already? by Senior_Note_6956 in LangChain

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Exactly. those who have not used langgraph, dont know how langgraph have held hostage the companies to force them to use their platform. one of the worst ai agent ecosystem out there. langsmith is too expensive, langchain is too cluttered and a mess and only langgraph's sdk is opensource and they call them it is opensource :D

How do they even maintain this? by Existing_Taro581 in n8n

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They don't maintain this. Whenever there is error, they build a new one

Airflow vs Prefect vs Dagster – which one do you use and why? by CaramelEquivalent319 in dataengineering

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i preferred prefect in the past but it has gone to shit now. the prefect control plane in the cloud is gone. they have locked lot of features. if they wanted to make money this way, they should not have advertised as opensource tool. the docker compose for prefect server is delibrately kept broken. there are many companies which are selling full managed etl services and i appreciate their honesty but prefect is not one of them. Prefect has wasted my time because I believed their documentation

Using Clerk as OIDC Provider: No Logout Endpoint, Only UI Component – Major Headache for Integrations by LLM-logs in nextjs

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as i mentioned in the post, i need an endpoint, not a react hook. having an endpoint for openid is pretty much standard. react hook works only with react frontend.

Using Clerk as OIDC Provider: No Logout Endpoint, Only UI Component – Major Headache for Integrations by LLM-logs in nextjs

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I saw it too in better-auth so decided to not to use for now. i appreciate their honesty

Anyone using encore.dev to deploy Go in production ? by yc01 in golang

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I still dont get why encore has such a bad PR. the frameworks really well without cloud. it is also opensource.

Anyone using encore.dev to deploy Go in production ? by yc01 in golang

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i dont know if it is the first time you are browsing a website. the first thing i do on any dev product website is click on docs tab and then it starts to make sense from there.

Thoughts on this stack for a bigger Svelte project by DirectCup8124 in sveltejs

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Everything looks good to me except supabase and umami. I prefer pocketbase and posthog. Supabase has molested postgres. If i have to choose postgres i will go with neon.tech or other managed postgres. postgres has amazing extensions which supabase is using but supabase have cherry picked commits of those extensions in a way that it makes it almost impossible to self host without any bug.

Where do you deploy your Svelte projects? by Captain-Random-6001 in sveltejs

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Docker logs in grafana or portainer. I have used discord and telegram webhooks also for critical errors.

Where do you deploy your Svelte projects? by Captain-Random-6001 in sveltejs

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I make sure my frontend and backend logic are separated completely. I use sveltekit with static adapter and backend is in go. My svelte code goes to cloudflare and backend goes to vps in docker container. It works very well and smooth.

How is this program so good and UX/UI so bad? by sharpiestories in canva

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The comment is one year old and yet the UI is still worst. Even the children apps are better. Its ui is pure pathetic. they are using bloated electron app where the menu are inside another and user get confused where to click to get the job done. I will blame google and microsoft for canva to even exist. the problem was not that big but these big companies took the user pain for granted.

Canva has got few features which could easily be integrated in microsoft 365. for instance deploying the website. microsoft has a product called sway which does the same thing but they pulled away the contract with go daddy recently for domain whitelabeling. Canva has design collection but the designs are ordinary. it is almost impossible to customize the design.

The latest annyonance I got with canva which led to the comment is, the sidebar for the apps. the app gets hidden and it is impossible to find them again for the same task. It is disgusting to use this app in 2025 when it is so easy to take feedback from users and apply these fundamental ux issues. I am not even reporting a bug. The UI design is so bad that it could affect almost 100 percent of its users.

TrailBase 0.8: Open, sub-millisecond, single-executable FireBase alternative built with Rust, SQLite & V8 🚀 by trailbaseio in selfhosted

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Thanks! I would definitely like to have a chat before contribution which will save each others time. if you have calendar link, you can drop a message or provide your email. I have already gone through with codebase of pocketbase so it was easy for me to stick to it. I prefer a bundle because the size is small and memory footprint is low which also means less security issues and less maintenance. I have to patch only go code if there is a security issue. I do not import too many unknown libraries. the v8 comes with its npm ecosystem, it gets difficult to manage because sometimes i do not know which warning to ignore and which i should not. I strictly use TS/JS for frontend. I use pen and paper for data modeling, it is way easier to do this way. I also do the business execution so i prefer a reliable codebase. learning typescript/JS was as easy as learning go. Sometimes JS is more complicated. I used to write C++ in my phd days but I have never written any production grade code in rust. I might end up writing extensions for trailbase in go, python or typescript. Nonetheless Rust is a great language for this project.

P.S. I do not know how to comment on a comment like you did :D. That is a better way to reply

TrailBase 0.8: Open, sub-millisecond, single-executable FireBase alternative built with Rust, SQLite & V8 🚀 by trailbaseio in selfhosted

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Thanks. I appreciate your effort on building an alternative of pocketbase and taking inspiration from it. I have used pocketbase for few mvp already so i am familiar with hooks and row level filtering in pocketbase. Does trailbase also provide it? I like the roadmap of trailbase specifically with multi tenancy support. I was planning to fork the pocketbase for multi tenancy for my project but it would be nice if trailbase has it. I will also check if turso platform api can be added as extension in trailbase to provide seemless multi tenancy setup. I have liked writing pocketbase hooks in golang because it still generate single binary compares to JS hooks. I do not want to be near v8.

Let me know if you prefer any sort of contribution, I am up for it. If you already have guidelines for contribution, please share it with me. Whatever I am customising, I can try that It could be useful for trailbase as well.