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We are excited to launch the developer preview of Dispatch!
Along with a serverless scheduler, we released an open-source Python SDK, providing developers with a simple programming model to integrate with Dispatch.
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Latest doc updates landed with new code examples showing how to build data ingest pipelines that fan-out events to multiple destinations.
How do you build data ingest pipelines?
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🚨 New website went live this week dispatch.run/
- updated documentation
- CLI with built-in auth and connectivity
- new version of our Python SDK
- new branding with fresh logo and design
See something missing? Let us know!
Shipping to production on Fridays isn't so scary when you can trust your job orchestrator to always do the right thing #fault_tolerance #retries #AIMD
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Taking part in the @pycon Startup Row last week was such an amazing opportunity to meet and connect with the #Python community 🙌
Don't miss your recap of the innovative products that were showcased this year:
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Day 2 of @pycon, last batch of sticker 🚀
Who would have thoughts distributed systems could look this pretty?
Amazing kickoff of @pycon, we’re gonna be there for the next two days, come say hi and nerd out in distributed coroutines👋
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Come visit Startup Row at #PyCon US 2024 to connect with companies and folks working to bring the latest #python related tech to the world! @dispatchrun @exaloop @withmartian @ai_pandas @DagWorks @pixeebot ditHub and Trellis.
As complexity of applications increase, visualization becomes a key asset to help developers create powerful software.
Our latest release includes a dynamic view of the calls of dispatch functions, all built with @charmcli go check it out!
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The very first version of our SDK is out, you can now login and run dispatch applications directly from a terminal!
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v0.6.0 of our Python SDK has landed, which brings new APIs and much better integration with our new CLI!
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The dispatch.run team is getting together again for a week of hacking and good times 💻🍻
Guess where in the world we landed this time?
Another day another release, the Dispatch SDK for Python now supports Python 3.8+
Is anyone out there still using Python 3.7 or earlier?
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We shipped some unholy C code to make this work, but the latest version of the Python SDK for Dispatch now supports Python 3.9 and 3.10 🎉
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Writing an integration with a third-party API is a rite of passage for developers, so is realizing that when things go south, adding yet another queue won’t fix your system.
But when queues stop working, what do we do next?
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Check out part 2 of our series on Distributed Coroutines and delve into our Python implementation. Learn how coroutines transcend process boundaries, enabling scalable and reliable software effortlessly!
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Part 2 of this series is dropping tomorrow!
From the lowest level to the Cloud, learn how we developed a native extension in C to integrate our distributed scheduler right into Python.
If using Dispatch can feel like cheating, it’s because it is built on a novel software primitive that enables fundamentally new ways of thinking about distributed applications.
Learn about Distributed Coroutines, the technology at the heart of Dispatch!
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v0.3.0 of the Python SDK for Dispatch has been released!
This version comes with one major addition to support dispatching multiple function calls in an atomic batch operation, a key building block for many distributed applications.
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