William Sossamon

@dturton @runlyio Hi @dturton, unfortunately we're not actively working on runly at the moment. Just out of curiosity, what part of runly made you want to try it?

@runlyio hello. Are you still actively working in this platform? I was interested in using it with nodejs

@runlyio reinvents batch processing to tackle background work. This is a core concept that makes jobs easy to write and enables features you don't find in other job libraries. runly.io/blog/modern-ba… #dotnet #dotnetcore #javascript #typescript

@wchadly Yeah man, everyone is coming over for those two reasons.

@WillSossamon Look at you making videos with all of your fancy electricity and internet connections

Check out this time-lapse I recorded of #HurricaneZeta passing over #NewOrleans. Had a great show of colors in the sky when the eye passed over right as the sun was setting! youtu.be/hdYpy_B_qOA

@Tony_DiazMed Thanks!

@WillSossamon Great Pic! 🙏

The eye of #HurricaneZeta just passed right over New Orleans as the sun set. So cool!

#dotnet #dotnetcore #backgroundjobs

Check out's @wchadly's YouTube debut where he explains how to show progress from a background job in a web app: youtu.be/bfAmbmDFBsY

I wrote a closure table implementation in C#/MSSQL this afternoon for fun. Check it out: github.com/WillSoss/closu… #dotnet #dotnetcore #sql

@davidfowl I hope I spoke correctly of SignalR Core here: reddit.com/r/csharp/comme…

@HollyGhere Good to see you too! I'm doing well, keeping busy. How is everyone?

@WillSossamon I don't understand any of that, but it's good to see you. 😊 I hope you're doing well!

Cancelling the iteration of an #IAsyncEnumerable and disposing of the underlying stream may not be obvious to implement, but it's actually not too hard to do: reddit.com/r/csharp/comme… #dotnet #dotnetcore #async

@_Gasia_ @aidapsibr @runlyio 3/3 If you use the runly.io platform on top of this, you can use our API and docker images or node app to build integrations and run jobs wherever you want. We'll have a proper comparison to other products up on our site in the coming weeks!

@WillSossamon @aidapsibr @runlyio Any comparison to Hangfire.io?

@_Gasia_ @aidapsibr @runlyio 2/3 We also decouple jobs from other applications so that they can be run independently. Writing tests for jobs is trivial and when compiled as a console app you get a CLI that dev and ops teams can use to debug or run ad hoc jobs.

@_Gasia_ @aidapsibr @runlyio 1/3 Thanks for your interest! @runlyio's structure is more opinionated -- a job consists of a list of items to process. This enables Runly to do some basic but very convenient things like provide job progress, run multi-threaded, and retry at the item level.

Connect your nodes! After you create your free Runly account, you can connect a node to start running jobs across multiple machines or in the cloud! #dotnet #dotnetcore #nodejs #azure #aws #runly youtu.be/AEOzLqxSkPM

Check out @runlyio's latest intro video, demonstrating how to upload and run jobs. Runly makes it easy to build background jobs that scale, create a great UX, and are testable! #dotnet #dotnetcore #csharp youtu.be/r2xEBfJ922c