Show HN: O'Doyle Rules – a new rules engine for Clojure
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Re: Show HN: O'Doyle Rules – a new rules engine for Clojure
#2Best video to see how this rules engine work would be to watch the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_mDiH5_hSc
Zach shows how a simple RPG game is implemented with play-cljc and odoyle-rules
Re: Show HN: O'Doyle Rules – a new rules engine for Clojure
#3The author also has a Nim version, https://github.com/paranim/pararules
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#4I hope I'm not the only one here old enough to get the reference in the engine's name.
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#5I hope I'm not the only one here old enough to get the reference in the engine's name.
You are not I assure you.
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#6I hope I'm not the only one here old enough to get the reference in the engine's name.
He does have drawing of O'Doyle at the top of the readme.
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#7Best video to see how this rules engine work would be to watch the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_mDiH5_hSc Zach shows how a simple RPG game is implemented with play-cljc and odoyle-rules
Thanks for sharing, I’m ashamed to admit that I never really “got” these rule engines, but seeing this example finally made things click for me.
Am I correct that there’s a very large overlap between rule engines and workflow engines, and one could use a rule engine like this to implement workflows?
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#8Best video to see how this rules engine work would be to watch the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_mDiH5_hSc Zach shows how a simple RPG game is implemented with play-cljc and odoyle-rules
Thanks for sharing, I’m ashamed to admit that I never really “got” these rule engines, but seeing this example finally made things click for me. Am I correct that there’s a very large overlap between rule engines and workflow engines, and one could use a rule engine like this to implement workflows?
I have been playing with the idea that a rule engine would work well with a state machine.
State machine manages the workflow, rule engine determines which transitions to execute?
Maybe that is overkill, but I've been trying to build a model in my head on how to model complex business processes.
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#9I like it so much when a project tells you its limitations in the front page, and compares itself with (and points to) possible alternatives in a useful fashion; it should be standard! But is always awesome! THANK YOU!!
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#10I hope I'm not the only one here old enough to get the reference in the engine's name.
I must be too old because I didn't get it.