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1. Nukeso+7x1[view] [source] 2024-03-09 02:51:09
>>abelan+(OP)
Hey @abelanger,

I got a few feature request for Pueue that were out of the scope as they didn't fit Pueue's vision, but seem to fit hatchet quite well (e.g. complex scheduling functionality and multi-agent support) :)

One thing I'm missing from your website however, is an actual view from how the interface looks like, what does the actual user interface look like.

Having the possibility to schedule stuff in a smart way is nice and all, but how do you *overlook* it? It's important to get a good overview of how your tasks perform.

Once I'm convinced that this is actually a useful piece of software, I would like to reference you in the Readme of Pueue as a alternative for users that need more powerful scheduling features (or multi-client support) :) Would that be ok for you?

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2. abelan+NC1[view] [source] 2024-03-09 04:31:34
>>Nukeso+7x1
Pueue looks cool, it's not an alternative to Hatchet though - looks like it's meant to be run in the terminal or by a user? We're very much meant to run in an application runtime.

Like I mentioned here [1], we'll expand our comparison section over time. If Pueue's an alternative people are asking about, we'll definitely put it in there.

> Having the possibility to schedule stuff in a smart way is nice and all, but how do you overlook it? It's important to get a good overview of how your tasks perform.

I'm not sure what you mean by this. Perhaps you're referring to this - >>39647154 - in which case I'd say: most software is far from perfect. Our scheduling works but has limitations and is being refactored before we advertise it and build it into our other SDKs.

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