How does this compare to Node-RED? My impression is that Node-RED is more flexible and extendable than n8n but I've hardly used n8n.
By the sound of it Node-RED has simpler licensing, its completely open source.
By the sound of it Node-RED has simpler licensing, its completely open source.
When checking n8n the impression was that it's like a v2 of NodeRed that learned from what NR did wrong. Lots of tools an capabilities you end up wishing for in NR are built into n8n.
For example:
* data flow is simplified, no one global "msg" var that gets clobbered by every 2nd custom script * you can fairly easily test flows * you can see execution history, including in/out data * you can see exacting flows
I wonder why programs have to be textual when we have tools that can make them visual and thereby more inclusive.
How does making code visual make it more inclusive?
It's more than 10 words and definitely inconclusive as to whether Python or image is more explanatory. The only good thing is that the image is Node-RED "code" and can actually be executed in Node-RED.