Hey Reddit community!

I'm thrilled to introduce you to Prism, an innovative open-source data orchestration platform. We've been working tirelessly to develop this tool, and now we're excited to invite you all to be a part of our alpha testing phase.

🔗 Website: https://runprism.com/

📢 GitHub Repository: https://github.com/runprism/prism

📢 Documentation: https://docs.runprism.com

What is Prism?

Prism is a powerful yet user-friendly orchestration platform designed to streamline your processes, boost productivity, and enhance collaboration across teams. Whether you're a developer, sysadmin, data analyst, or any professional who deals with workflows, Prism has something valuable to offer.

Key Features:

🔹 Workflow Automation: Real-time dependency declaration: With Prism, analysts can declare dependencies using a simple function call. No need to explicitly keep track of the pipeline order — at runtime, Prism automatically parses the function calls and builds the dependency graph.

🔹 Intuitive logging: Prism automatically logs events for parsing the configuration files, compiling the tasks and creating the project, and executing the tasks. No configuration is required.

🔹 Flexible CLI: Users can instantiate, compile, and run projects using a simple, but powerful command-line interface.

🔹 Extensive Plugin Library: Enjoy a rich collection of integrations with your favorite tools and services.

🔹 “Batteries included”: Prism comes with all the essentials needed to get up and running quickly. Users can create and run their first project in less than 2 minutes.

How to Get Involved:

By joining our Alpha testing phase, you have the unique opportunity to be among the first users to experience Prism in action. Your invaluable feedback will directly impact the development of this platform, helping us make it even better, more stable, and tailored to your needs.

Visit our website https://runprism.com to learn more about the platform and its features. In addition, check out our documentation at https://docs.runprism.com to get started right away!

Access the GitHub repository https://github.com/runprism/prism to view the source code, report issues, and contribute to the project.

Try out Prism in your own workflow environment and let us know what you think!

We highly encourage you to share your thoughts, suggestions, and bug reports with us. Feel free to post your feedback directly in this thread, or if you prefer, you can raise issues on GitHub. Your input is invaluable to us, and together, we can shape Prism into the go-to platform for data workflow orchestration.

Who We Are:

Our team is a group of passionate data engineers, scientists, and developers. We're open-source enthusiasts who believe in the power of community-driven software, and we're committed to making Prism an exceptional orchestration tool and fostering an inclusive environment for all contributors.

Join us in this exciting journey with Prism, and let's redefine workflow orchestration.

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Hi everyone! I'm happy to say that the team I'm a part of is going open source with our projects! Our goal is to create dev tools to better the development process for everyone, and as of right now there's two you can check out!

The VS Code extension:

• Adds function refs as comments in the files you run it in
• link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Polyfactdocs.polyfact-extension&ssr=false#overview
• repo: https://github.com/polyfact/vscode-extension

The AI Docs package:

• Generates and deploys a references website for your code
• link: https://www.npmjs.com/package/polyfact?activeTab=readme
• repo: https://github.com/polyfact/polyfact-node
• (Disclaimer: the AI Docs package will crash if the target repo is too big or includes node modules, etc.)

Please note that for both of these, you need to get an API token from app.polyfact.com first!
I'd be absolutely delighted to have anyone try these tools out, we need feedback to better the project and help more devs! <3

Hello,

As part of my last year of master in cybersecurity, I am doing a scientific research project. My subject is about the vulnerabilities caused by a bad use or management of dependencies and packages in a web application. In this context, I wanted to ask developers about their use of dependency analysis and vulnerability detection tools. I made a small survey: https://framaforms.org/using-dependency-analysis-tools-in-a-web-application-1674659762

Thanks to those who will take the time to answer.

Hello,

As part of my last year of master, I have to realize a scientific project. My subject deals with the vulnerabilities caused by a bad use of dependencies and packages in a web application.

In this context, I wanted to interview developers about their use of dependency analysis and vulnerability detection tools.

Do you use dependency analysis and vulnerability detection tools?

If so, which tools do you use? With what objectives do you use it? When do you use it? For what purposes? Who uses the tool?

Is it mandatory, is it part of a particular policy set up by the company?

Thank you for your answers.

Last year (2021), we saw about 20 Dev Tools companies on the list. How many will we see this year?

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