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mcuadros

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About mcuadros

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    Could be a nice PR ;)

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    Comment #13218259

    Nope I don't want to have any complex like a execution tree, this is just a small replacement of the kind of jobs you want to run with cron

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    I created Ofelia, being getting Vixie crond inside of a container is a nightmare (at least when I started the project, 1 year ago), with Ofelia is simply tasks.

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    As explained in the README, is a character from Mortadelo and Filemon[1], she is a office manager and I though that was a good simile to a job scheduler, obviously the intent is no…

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    Comment #11109788

    Yep is a very similar approach, I'm not familiar with gitgo, but we started to work on go-git before gitgo was published, so this is the reason why we have our own project instead …

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    Comment #9726829

    v8worker, was one of the evaluated projects, but V8 is not very fast compiling... takes several mins. With go-duktape, you can compile CandyJS just lake a normal Go package without…

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    True in some cases I fold back to JSON: https://github.com/mcuadros/go-candyjs/blob/master/base.go#L... But the main goal of the project is be fully transparent more than the perfo…

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    the main goal of CandyJS is allow to other developers build extendable programs without the requirement of compile. A good example could be a chan bot in Go with plugins written on…

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    Hi Chris, thanks for your support. Your packages looks like very interesting, I couldn't find it before. About the pool of workers, they share the stack? Or how you keep the same s…