On this platform, each node represents a function, and orchestration refers to the process of invoking these functions. If you know how to program, you can accomplish anything you want with it.
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On this platform, each node represents a function, and orchestration refers to the process of invoking these functions. If you know how to program, you can accomplish anything you want with it.
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This product allows me to integrate the Python dependencies I need into my workflow, delivering an excellent programming experience. As a developer, I find it much more comfortable to use compared to n8n and Zapier.
I love the idea behind oomol studio! How does the code-level control integrate with the visual components? For example, can users build custom nodes or functions that are added into the visual workflow, or is the customization more on the parameters of existing nodes?
@evgenii_zaitsev1 Thanks for your suggestions
The image below shows a block in oomol, which you can think of as a function with a UI. The input and output in the UI section represent the parameters and return values, while the main function serves as the method body. The content you input through the UI can be passed into the function, and within the function, you can reference community libraries to help process and complete the data before exporting it.
@evgenii_zaitsev1 Here are the cases I used in the Stock Backtest.
@evgenii_zaitsev1 I was thinking about the same thing. I think this is the major difference between OOMOL Studio and other workflow platforms. I am able to build custom nodes and subflows with the stacks I am familiar with(Python and JavaScript) and share them to the community as building blocks or templates.