You can author workflows without writing any code: Pipedream supports over 700 integrated applications (GitHub, Slack, etc) [1] and all connectors are open source [2]. In addition, you can write any Node.js, Python, Go, or Bash code within workflows, extending the pre-built integrations with your own custom logic.

Since we launched Pipedream on HN [3], over 300k developers have used the product. Pipedream developers tell us consistently that they love the code-level control when they need it, and the built-in, no code integrations when they don't. But we’ve also heard consistent feedback that the product needed to be easier to use, support more language runtimes, and provide a native Git integration.

In Pipedream v2, we have re-imagined the entire product and key features, including:

- Multi-language support including Node, Python, Golang, and Bash - Data Stores to store and retrieve data across steps & workflows - Open source triggers and actions for 700+ applications - Improved workflow builder to test and iterate without impacting live workflows - Multiple triggers are now supported per workflow - Improved forms and testing for rapid step-by-step development

We’re working on a GitHub integration now, which will let you manage workflow definitions as code. You can still use the Pipedream UI to author workflows, and use Pipedream’s pre-built integration components to build integrations, but you’ll be able to serialize those workflows to code. Think Terraform or CDK for app integrations. You can sign up for our waitlist below. [4]

My cofounder @dylburger and I will be here to answer any questions.

[1] Explore our integrations - https://pipedream.com/explore

[2] GitHub - https://github.com/PipedreamHQ/pipedream

[3] Alpha launch on HN - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21270424

[4] Sign up for early access to GitHub integration - https://pdrm.co/git