My current line of thinking is: A workflow is a workflow is a workflow. Titanoboa is built the way that pretty much everything it shuffles is data - and either it can be big (Airflow) or the steps can have side effects (iPaaS/Zapier).
The "no code" is achievable since adding more predefined steps is not that hard (there's not that many at the moment though) - see for instance https://github.com/mikub/titanoboa/wiki/Getting-Started-with... - you dont code, you just fill in properties, so it is very straightforward, pretty much like Zappier.
My aim in the iPaaS space is more at the enterprise level, where the predefined steps won't do anymore and you have to custom develop them anyway - so in that are I think Titanoboa shines since you really can rapidly prototype steps on the fly, a bit like Repl.it and Zapier together...
I agree that it might be good to pick one audience, at this stage I am just experimenting if somehow I can market to both and don't mess up and confuse both groups.
I have been experimenting with combinations of huggin, camunda, airflow and others to try and achieve an integrated workflow/state/process management.
There exists a gap in the enterprise space between all these tools.. and it has been further exacerbated by the disruption introduced to many industries by covid. There is a real opportunity for small and medium businesses to be able to access tooling that is beyond what a base line Zap, etc can accomplish.
My current line of thinking is: A workflow is a workflow is a workflow. Titanoboa is built the way that pretty much everything it shuffles is data - and either it can be big (Airflow) or the steps can have side effects (iPaaS/Zapier).
The "no code" is achievable since adding more predefined steps is not that hard (there's not that many at the moment though) - see for instance https://github.com/mikub/titanoboa/wiki/Getting-Started-with... - you dont code, you just fill in properties, so it is very straightforward, pretty much like Zappier.
My aim in the iPaaS space is more at the enterprise level, where the predefined steps won't do anymore and you have to custom develop them anyway - so in that are I think Titanoboa shines since you really can rapidly prototype steps on the fly, a bit like Repl.it and Zapier together...
I agree that it might be good to pick one audience, at this stage I am just experimenting if somehow I can market to both and don't mess up and confuse both groups.