That is such a wild way to build in n8n 😆 break your workflows into smaller ones - you can trigger events across workflows with the n8n API so there's generally no need to have that many nodes in a flow. It gets a lot easier to debug if you keep your flows smaller
No that's not a good way. You can only execute one sub-workflow in one n8n flow which is a pain since I don't want heaps of tabs open for different sub- workflows. I do it the same way he does because it's clear to see all the logic for an app in one place.
@@digitalsoultech Yeah this is also a good point honestly. It's just stupid that the logs for all the different triggers/workflows are in the same place and hard to filter.
When scoping Make and n8n is just so powerful especially with working with clients, trick would be if you could use n8n or make to visualise, then still have access to the source code of the modules when scaling. Its so powerful because a PM can use low code no code to translate to the Software Dev and still understand the highlevel technicals
Yeah 100%, keeping a visual diagram of how things work is also helpful. Could use a mermaid diagram to represent the code as well since AI could easily make that for you
Now we've had a lesson in comparing Trigger, n8n and others. An overview of Typescript and a demonstration of CoPilot. For me, one of those (it doesn't matter which one) would have been nicer in a structured form and a little more in-depth. But it's also nice to see enthusiasm at work.
Yeah for sure depends on the context, but I also think the person. For me I'd rather go so overkill and use Trigger for basic automations i could use Zapier for
@@Chinoman10 Yes heard good things about CF workers There's just something so much easier about working in a proper code editor and not having to invent a workaround for every problem lol
It's pretty expensive if you run every second a simple 0.5 GiB task. About 82 USD per month. My VPS with 2 GiB costs 20 USD incl traffic. Does more costs less.
You can literally copy the curl from the documentation and use it in N8N. You can also change the format of your http node to send json instead of predefined fields.
It’s amazing listening to you. You are sharing valuable information and watching you discover the amazingness of typescript whilst calling it low / no code because of all the modern tech that’s available is awesome.
PS type X = {} and for interface it is interface X {} Difference is type needs an equal sign. Also lambda can only run for 15 minutes before it times out. It’s a massive headache if you want it to resume after a day. You have to use AWS StepFunctions. I use Inngest for this as it’s so much better. It’s called Event driven architecture.
I want a full code n8n, which stores your workflow in some proprietary format in localStorage. I want infrastructure as code, but i want connector templates.
n8n actually does have a 'retry on fail' feature. Just click the gear icon for an individual step to set up that logic. There are certainly benefits to something like Trigger though! =
Dude you’re awesome. Guess I’m gonna just suck it up and learn typescript.Would you consider dropping a demo project that is the same on Trigger as it is on n8n to easily see how one would get the same outcome?
I never comment on videos.. but you had me laughing so much. I've been a programmer for 30 yrs.. we call this style of execution "queuing". Interesting way of doing it.. make your life easier, look at cursor ide or claude dev. Copilot sucks..
Dude I fucking love it. I was using Continue.dev with VS Code and Mixtral as the autocomplete and it was way worse. Copilot feels like fucking magic. But having Claude as a backup to review code and ask about syntax is definitely good too.
@adomakins yes Copilot autocomplete is better but Continue has better customization (including choice of autocomplete model) and overall experience, with a lot of context options and actual llm conversations, while Copilot doesn't seem to remember any of the previous messages in the conversations. It's just simple completion based on the last question, which sucks especially when compared to an open source free tool. Github can do better with all that Microsoft money and sweet sweet licence violation on a massive scale.
😆 Seconded. As a developer for many years, I'm loving the hair on fire approach. These tools are just now reaching the ease of use that an entrepreneur builder can go insanely fast. When the business hits $500k, they can hire one of us old hands to fix their scaling and complexity problems. Win-win
Damn ive been taking the time to research last week, started with make because it looked cool, went to n8n because of the cost, and now thinking about trigger 😅...
@@adomakins From what I understand, it's often used in aviation because it's easier to prove that it remains safe than if you're coding it all out the regular way. Personally, I think that no-code is fine for some basic things, I just wouldn't personally care to trust it with more complicated projects.
Hi Adam, great video! What triggers (cha-cha) my suspicions though is that project is so much in the shadows. It went through Y-combinator, but there is almost nothing out there about it. A handful of year-old videos on YT, no recent content, no tutorials, no anything. Compared to n8n it is kinda dead. What's wrong? Even the way you start your video - "if it went away...". What's your take on it? Still worth investing time and effort into it?
Haha yeah good catch lol! It has a really healthy discord that I'm in a lot of the time and the founders seem to be in all of the time. Definitely more low key than I guess I'd hope but I think they have really solid product market fit so I don't think they'll go away. Definitely worth using though, nothing beats it
Thanks for your great videos! Would you say that jumping in as a beginner to automation/coding that trigger´s entry barrier is penetratable? I want to create a start up with AI Agents and Automation and the whole jazz but I am still trying to get an overview over everything.
Yeah for sure! You could set up a dedicated server or use a no-code tool for that stuff, but you're gonna hit a wall eventually with the latter, and the former is just a PITA. Using Trigger isn't rocket science, but I'd give yourself maybe 3-4 hours to understand how to set it up and then the first few things are going to be slow as you learn to understand everything. But I hadn't coded in years until a few months back and just jumped it. Honestly with AI it's so fucking approachable (but I recommend Claude over ChatGPT)
The bottom line is if you want to sell some thing learn to code or hire someone as you’re learning. Like Adam says it’s very easy to learn things now and the people who are going to exist a year in the future are going to be there because they learn fast, since nothing we do today will be the same -get really good at learning using ai ! :)
@@deand6411 Yeah bro for sure, and I've been building with react and javascript but I barely know how they work. AI writes 99% of my code and I just hit run and it works.
I chuckled at this video, yes if the types are in place, it puts a lot of rails and safeguards in place. Massive time saver, In the industry, they call them foot guns, cause you can blow your own foot off with silly typing mistakes.
Yeah footgun is a hilarious term, honestly I haven't come across any footguns yet. JS was an entire footgun for me, getting the types right meant spending hours staring at documentation and using like 5,000,000 console.log() statements
@@adomakins thats the most funny part, you know how to code and can keep ai outputs in check. Nocode users mosty will not understand a thing and just accept everything as is
@@adomakins I do like zed but for my daily driver Cursor is literally head and shoulders above everything. I tried them all and Cursor smashed everything.
"It takes so long to load!" - haha, this is definitely coming from someone who never had to load "Siren City" into a Commodore 64 via a tape cassette recorder... 🤣 Kids today!
Way better. Pipedream is just like Zapier, Make, or n8n. I've used it before and I wasn't impressed, especially with the pricing. Trigger gives you buckets more control at a fraction of the cost
Thanks man! If you're interested in coding, I'd say it's better. It's far easier to test and build complicated apps with. But obviously if you don't want to learn to code, then n8n is still fine
@@suleimana5063 It'll be the same for all apps basically. If you want to use Stripe you'd just use their sdk and then run like stripe.initiateCharge() or whatever so you don't need support from Trigger
Amazing vid Adam! Thanks for your brain. Liked and subscribed. Could you share us a repository for your billing and handlers, or would it be asking too much? 🙂
Thank you man, glad you enjoyed it! Not sure if I'm ready to open-source this yet since it makes me money at the moment, but you should shoot me a message on X x.com/adomakins or IG instagram.com/adomakin.s/ or email adamskjervold@gmail.com and we can discuss it!
@@adomakins Maybe its a lot to ask 😅. The whole code structure. How'd you plan everything on the left bar at 11:00 ? handlers, installation, token etc.
@@ADHDOCD Lotta coffee and 16 hour days. It might be helpful to make a flow chart for yourself especially for debugging if you have a lot of intertwined workflows. But to build it I just dove in and built things as I went. Worked out quite well.
Bro how do i check the apps that I can integrate with trigger? i want to do social media automation like Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Tiktok and Facebook
Yeah for that you'll need a seperate tool that can post to social media for you. I've done some stuff with that and it's relatively tricky. The options with an API that you could use from your own code (instead of a UI) are like Ayrshare and GoHighLevel which has a social media manager but they're both like $100. I'd say it's worth it because you can make that much easily in a month if you know what you're doing, but it would be nice if there were a cheaper option.
Easiest way to start is with a tutorial. Vercel has a good tutorial for next.js which uses typescript for building a demo website and you can follow along step by step. Then once you feel comfortable you can mess around with trying things yourself. It's not rocket science though
@@adomakins agreed. and energy is the language of the soul.. so your soul is fucking dope. You still need Jesus tho bro. for sure. anyways we all do. bruh you will succeed and blow up in due time.. just keep it up.. head down to the plow..yee! Also i was way more popular than you all in high school! ask my mom!
Dude, hey I just found out n8n and I can tell it rules, your point is fair it will be absurd to write all that logic on a No-Code way, however it's super easy to just skip all that funky logic and just create an API and the you just call an endpoint, this is how I did it: th-cam.com/video/qIc0P4K6n2M/w-d-xo.html the API is in Python using FastAPI but you can use Express or something if you are not familiar with python, hope this helps other people when stuck in n8n.
Yeah 100% agree. This is what I started doing with n8n. But then I was like fuck it why not just do it all in an external API lol. Trigger also removes the problems of timeouts and shit
Bro the benefits you described around minute 13 for using the code applies to ALL and any IDE for every language. What you are using is simply a precomplier which checks for errors in code and highlights them well before you compile it. Maybe you are new to development and dont know this but its coder knowledge 101
Well yeah you get this in a compiled language, but vanilla JS isn't compiled and neither is Python and they're both dynamically typed, so having TS on top of JS makes it easier to not shoot yourself in the foot
Ha yeah fair enough, what would you use it for? I like typescript because everything else I do is written in TS so I don't need to break habits like semicolons or something to use it
@@thedhanrajsingh Oh gotcha, idk you'd have to do some research. It's for sure possible without using a paid app to connect to Facebook with, I just don't know the easiest way
Bro that's hilarious so it's not just me Yeah changing shit around in Trigger is so much better, you get full type-checking and you can see the run logs way easier than n8n. One thing that bothered me with n8n was using ${{ ['Node Example'].json.object.value }} because you have to guess and it doesn't tell you what it looks like. And by default it just uses ${{ json.object.value }} for the previous node, but when you switch things around they break and you have to re-test the entire workflow even though everything works except that one part that COULD be working fine if it weren't for the UX decisions.
@@adomakinsYes, that's absolutely true. It happens to me most of the time. I really love doing easy drag-and-drop integrations in n8n, but there’s a lot of testing and inconsistency involved. I often end up using a lot of console logs because I usually need to manipulate the raw data/value before sending it to the next workflow, and that’s the hardest part. However, now with AI tools like Copilot, which I also use, it's much faster to generate workflows automatically. We can even use AI to generate TypeScript types from an API response. For example, we can copy the sample response data from their documentation, send it to the AI to create the TypeScript types, and then embed them in a fetch generic, so we can use it with type safety. But overall, n8n is still the best for me when working with people, like the marketing team, who don't know programming. I don't need to open another app like Excalidraw and manually create diagrams from scratch to explain how things work, n8n makes presentations easier.
Thank you very much for the informative video. I advise you to not move your face as much since it's quite distracting and adds no real value. You can just switch it on and off from time to time.
All this stuff will go away fast if real LLM agents will be deployed. Your Programmierung language will be you your natural language and the LLM agenda will do the rest.
It will take some time and in the Beginning (as we are right now) we will have automation with zapier/make/… and LLM. But over the next 5 years I would say, we don’t need them for 90% of the automation because automation software and agents Change sides/roles.
Dude, everything‘s going away. If you haven’t noticed changes is accelerating in software at an exponential rate. The more we use AI the faster you can stand up some thing that’s better with fewer resources and you don’t have to be a smart so everyone can do it.and then using those solutions you build even better solutions that are simpler and easier and it just accelerates. So the trick is to be really fast grab opportunities and then start looking for the nect one.
Вообще не понял, зачем мне эта хрень? Он так же выполняет код примерно как и n8n. Имеет меньше возможностей, чем n8n. Да, n8n более грузной, но бесплатный ебзилмитно на своем сервере. Какую-то АИ функцию показал для программирования кода, так это среда разработки и так же работает написание кода в JeyBrains или как они там называются для кодеров. Нафиг нам это знать для автоматизации?
“takes forever to load” → litterally loads in one sec. Also, this depends on the server it's running on, so stop using Digital Ocean's crap boxes and get a decent server. This is on you. “so many problems when editing” → nope. You just have to know how to use the tool. The steps that are run when testing are intentional, so you don't destroy your data integrity or blow up your infra costs when building. I generally like your vids, and I get that you're excited about another tool, but honestly this seems in bad faith 😕 I'll keep watching the video I guess, but… yeah I don't know I just think that part isn't great.
Yeah that's fair enough, I just don't enjoy working with n8n any more because of these UX things. And using Trigger I don't have these so it just makes n8n feel worse. It is probably my fault though
@@adomakins I mean, if you find it tedious, that’s a solid reason not to use it. Trigger seems cool as well, if only a bit outside of my comfort zone - my JS skills are decent but I personally like working in n8n with a mix of no code, and code (being able to use JS and Python in the Code node is just awesome). That being said, I’ll readily admit Trigger seems to be much more rich when it comes to observability. I’m a tad jealous, ah! 😌
Do the downside is it takes time to input data so instead go and learn to code. Okay okay 👍🏾 let’s continue. Retrying tasks on failure is the reason to switch? I am 7 minutes in and you haven’t made a strong enough argument. As someone who codes myself I can see the advantages of a tool like that but you can really only see the benefits of you want to build apps on it. These are things I can manually code or use a tool like this to make integration easier. No code tools like Zapier, Make and activepieces are tools for everyday people not just devs. So except that’s the audience you are advertising to, I don’t see how this is better. But thank you for this though! Personally it would be useful but not as an alternative to those tools
Fair point, they do have a lot more built in integrations. The problem I see though after using these tools is that you always feel constrained by the UI. Learning to write code (or ask an AI to write code) makes for a way better experience and system.
That is such a wild way to build in n8n 😆 break your workflows into smaller ones - you can trigger events across workflows with the n8n API so there's generally no need to have that many nodes in a flow. It gets a lot easier to debug if you keep your flows smaller
Yeah that's a great point actually
Yeah. Modularize Everything!
No that's not a good way. You can only execute one sub-workflow in one n8n flow which is a pain since I don't want heaps of tabs open for different sub- workflows. I do it the same way he does because it's clear to see all the logic for an app in one place.
@@digitalsoultech Yeah this is also a good point honestly. It's just stupid that the logs for all the different triggers/workflows are in the same place and hard to filter.
@@digitalsoultech you can connect workflows with webhooks if you need more........
When scoping Make and n8n is just so powerful especially with working with clients, trick would be if you could use n8n or make to visualise, then still have access to the source code of the modules when scaling. Its so powerful because a PM can use low code no code to translate to the Software Dev and still understand the highlevel technicals
Yeah 100%, keeping a visual diagram of how things work is also helpful. Could use a mermaid diagram to represent the code as well since AI could easily make that for you
In Make You can: Edit scenario json in editor and also you can use modules with custom code. This gives you a lot of flexibility
@@NoskiNoski Yeah if that's enough flexibility and you don't mind fixed pricing then Make is a good option
Now we've had a lesson in comparing Trigger, n8n and others. An overview of Typescript and a demonstration of CoPilot. For me, one of those (it doesn't matter which one) would have been nicer in a structured form and a little more in-depth. But it's also nice to see enthusiasm at work.
Yeah for sure, all reasons I like Trigger though. I have a new video about how I'm using it rn
In my opinion you can't go wrong with Pipedream, Replit or Lambda. It really depends on what you need.
Yeah for sure depends on the context, but I also think the person. For me I'd rather go so overkill and use Trigger for basic automations i could use Zapier for
Cloudflare Workers > AWS Lambda
Pipedream's pretty dope, but it's not OSS AFAIK.
@@Chinoman10 Yes heard good things about CF workers
There's just something so much easier about working in a proper code editor and not having to invent a workaround for every problem lol
It's pretty expensive if you run every second a simple 0.5 GiB task. About 82 USD per month. My VPS with 2 GiB costs 20 USD incl traffic. Does more costs less.
Yeah fair enough, I'd rather pay more for easier debugging though and all the other features
Self host it?
You can literally copy the curl from the documentation and use it in N8N. You can also change the format of your http node to send json instead of predefined fields.
Yes all good points, still annoying to use
It’s amazing listening to you. You are sharing valuable information and watching you discover the amazingness of typescript whilst calling it low / no code because of all the modern tech that’s available is awesome.
PS type X = {} and for interface it is interface X {}
Difference is type needs an equal sign.
Also lambda can only run for 15 minutes before it times out. It’s a massive headache if you want it to resume after a day. You have to use AWS StepFunctions.
I use Inngest for this as it’s so much better. It’s called Event driven architecture.
Appreicate that man!
Love seeing how you enjoy discovering types! The are awesome!
100% !!
I want a full code n8n, which stores your workflow in some proprietary format in localStorage. I want infrastructure as code, but i want connector templates.
Lol dude just go to code bro it's way better
@adomakins I'm already in code. You know that coders use tools, right?
@@TreeLuvBurdpu 😯
I just saw the previous video on n8n - you earned a new subscriber!
Thanks bro!
The energy the knowledge the strategy the tactis = insta sub
Thank you bro!
Man your videos and recommendations are so super useful. Please please keep making them.
Thank you bro! Will do
Just stumbled across this, great video. What was the first tool you showed @ 4:21, seems interesting?
That's Replit, great for getting started as it's a cloud IDE
n8n actually does have a 'retry on fail' feature. Just click the gear icon for an individual step to set up that logic. There are certainly benefits to something like Trigger though!
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Oh word thanks man! That makes a ton of sense.
But yeah still not a fan any more sadly
n8n is just awesome
Have you tried activepieces?
Yes briefly, wasn't a huge fan because it just felt like a less polished Make or n8n
Dude you’re awesome. Guess I’m gonna just suck it up and learn typescript.Would you consider dropping a demo project that is the same on Trigger as it is on n8n to easily see how one would get the same outcome?
That's a good idea!
We've got the same vocabulary!
Lmao hel yeah
Thanks for the tip. Been looking at what to use. Node red is also like that.
Yeah heard of Node Red! I like Trigger because the UI is so nice and modern. Not many platforms have a sleek UI like Trigger
I never comment on videos.. but you had me laughing so much. I've been a programmer for 30 yrs.. we call this style of execution "queuing". Interesting way of doing it.. make your life easier, look at cursor ide or claude dev. Copilot sucks..
Dude I fucking love it. I was using Continue.dev with VS Code and Mixtral as the autocomplete and it was way worse. Copilot feels like fucking magic. But having Claude as a backup to review code and ask about syntax is definitely good too.
@adomakins yes Copilot autocomplete is better but Continue has better customization (including choice of autocomplete model) and overall experience, with a lot of context options and actual llm conversations, while Copilot doesn't seem to remember any of the previous messages in the conversations. It's just simple completion based on the last question, which sucks especially when compared to an open source free tool. Github can do better with all that Microsoft money and sweet sweet licence violation on a massive scale.
For me copilot works perfectly well especially on Rust and Typescript
checkout supermaven, and thank me later
😆 Seconded. As a developer for many years, I'm loving the hair on fire approach.
These tools are just now reaching the ease of use that an entrepreneur builder can go insanely fast.
When the business hits $500k, they can hire one of us old hands to fix their scaling and complexity problems. Win-win
Damn ive been taking the time to research last week, started with make because it looked cool, went to n8n because of the cost, and now thinking about trigger 😅...
Agree - no code is always a trade off - with cursor and llms no one should need no code tools
100%, funny because no-code was supposed to be the future for a while and then boom it got flipped.
@@adomakins From what I understand, it's often used in aviation because it's easier to prove that it remains safe than if you're coding it all out the regular way.
Personally, I think that no-code is fine for some basic things, I just wouldn't personally care to trust it with more complicated projects.
I guess you didn't find the pin input function in n8n yet. It is a real timesaver look it up
Hi Adam, great video! What triggers (cha-cha) my suspicions though is that project is so much in the shadows. It went through Y-combinator, but there is almost nothing out there about it. A handful of year-old videos on YT, no recent content, no tutorials, no anything. Compared to n8n it is kinda dead. What's wrong? Even the way you start your video - "if it went away...". What's your take on it? Still worth investing time and effort into it?
Haha yeah good catch lol!
It has a really healthy discord that I'm in a lot of the time and the founders seem to be in all of the time.
Definitely more low key than I guess I'd hope but I think they have really solid product market fit so I don't think they'll go away.
Definitely worth using though, nothing beats it
Thanks for your great videos! Would you say that jumping in as a beginner to automation/coding that trigger´s entry barrier is penetratable? I want to create a start up with AI Agents and Automation and the whole jazz but I am still trying to get an overview over everything.
Yeah for sure! You could set up a dedicated server or use a no-code tool for that stuff, but you're gonna hit a wall eventually with the latter, and the former is just a PITA.
Using Trigger isn't rocket science, but I'd give yourself maybe 3-4 hours to understand how to set it up and then the first few things are going to be slow as you learn to understand everything.
But I hadn't coded in years until a few months back and just jumped it.
Honestly with AI it's so fucking approachable (but I recommend Claude over ChatGPT)
@@adomakins Hey Adam, thanks for your quick reply, really appreciate it :)
@@letzl No problem!
The bottom line is if you want to sell some thing learn to code or hire someone as you’re learning. Like Adam says it’s very easy to learn things now and the people who are going to exist a year in the future are going to be there because they learn fast, since nothing we do today will be the same -get really good at learning using ai ! :)
@@deand6411 Yeah bro for sure, and I've been building with react and javascript but I barely know how they work. AI writes 99% of my code and I just hit run and it works.
I chuckled at this video, yes if the types are in place, it puts a lot of rails and safeguards in place. Massive time saver,
In the industry, they call them foot guns, cause you can blow your own foot off with silly typing mistakes.
Yeah footgun is a hilarious term, honestly I haven't come across any footguns yet.
JS was an entire footgun for me, getting the types right meant spending hours staring at documentation and using like 5,000,000 console.log() statements
Foot guns 🤣
man, it means for someone like me who never code at all, must have typescript skills, right?
Yes to a certain extent. AI can do most of it, but if you don't want to learn coding you can also use n8n I have a vid on that as well
Great video bro! Super pumped to dive in to this 💪
Awesome man! Yeah I'm still loving it bro so easy to see when things are running smoothly or need fixing!
heard of node-red? :)
@@bogorad yes! Just seems a bit corporate-y lol
I want to see build something with it and also show your AI coding workflow
That's a great idea!
Would you say this is more efficient than your previous video on using n8n with google cloud?
Yes I much prefer this setup!
Great content! Can you review Knime, it a no code logic/model builder.
Have you used it? I just checked out their website looks corporatey than a mf seems intimidating lol
I have tried it and they have some cool features and then there’s some things I don’t like about them but still interesting product.
I like how confidently you send nocode users to write payments code, using ai at that.
Works great for me
@@adomakins thats the most funny part, you know how to code and can keep ai outputs in check. Nocode users mosty will not understand a thing and just accept everything as is
Where can I find the built-in APIs web page
They actually took it down, now you can use anything!
Who all came here to get advice from this 13-year-old?
Screw you dude I'm actually 14
@@adomakinsDiddy would help you out with that.
If you like co-pilot then you'll like Cursor.
Yeah I remember hearing about Cursor. I use Zed though and they integrate with Copilot really well
@@adomakins I do like zed but for my daily driver Cursor is literally head and shoulders above everything. I tried them all and Cursor smashed everything.
@@seanknowles9985 Ohhh yo I didn't realize it was a full-on editor. That actually looks sick I'll have to try it out
"It takes so long to load!" - haha, this is definitely coming from someone who never had to load "Siren City" into a Commodore 64 via a tape cassette recorder... 🤣 Kids today!
This killed me 🤣🤣🤣
How does trigger compare to pipedream?
Way better. Pipedream is just like Zapier, Make, or n8n. I've used it before and I wasn't impressed, especially with the pricing.
Trigger gives you buckets more control at a fraction of the cost
How are you setting up webhooks to actually trigger your tasks? Still use n8n or do you run some sort of server to have some endpoints?
Would you say trigger is better than n8n for all levels of ability? Or only for coders? Great video!
Thanks man!
If you're interested in coding, I'd say it's better. It's far easier to test and build complicated apps with.
But obviously if you don't want to learn to code, then n8n is still fine
bro, i cant find the page 5:13, where it lists all the APIs supported
Lol yeah dude they actually took it down because that was the old version, with the new version you can use whatever integration you want
@@adomakins ic, do they have the documentation for these app anywhere on their docs ?
@@suleimana5063 It'll be the same for all apps basically. If you want to use Stripe you'd just use their sdk and then run like stripe.initiateCharge() or whatever so you don't need support from Trigger
Amazing vid Adam! Thanks for your brain. Liked and subscribed. Could you share us a repository for your billing and handlers, or would it be asking too much? 🙂
Thank you man, glad you enjoyed it!
Not sure if I'm ready to open-source this yet since it makes me money at the moment, but you should shoot me a message on X x.com/adomakins or IG instagram.com/adomakin.s/ or email adamskjervold@gmail.com and we can discuss it!
Amazing video! Can you make a coding tutorial you outlined at 11:00 ?
Thanks man! What specifically do you want to learn?
@@adomakins Maybe its a lot to ask 😅. The whole code structure. How'd you plan everything on the left bar at 11:00 ? handlers, installation, token etc.
@@ADHDOCD Lotta coffee and 16 hour days. It might be helpful to make a flow chart for yourself especially for debugging if you have a lot of intertwined workflows.
But to build it I just dove in and built things as I went. Worked out quite well.
Bro how do i check the apps that I can integrate with trigger? i want to do social media automation like Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Tiktok and Facebook
Yeah for that you'll need a seperate tool that can post to social media for you.
I've done some stuff with that and it's relatively tricky.
The options with an API that you could use from your own code (instead of a UI) are like Ayrshare and GoHighLevel which has a social media manager but they're both like $100.
I'd say it's worth it because you can make that much easily in a month if you know what you're doing, but it would be nice if there were a cheaper option.
Pay while YOUR code is executing on YOUR machine, and DEPEND on a web site too...... BRILLIANT❗❗ ❗ ❗
Are u using loom to make the video?
Yepppp
Hey Dude how can I contact you?
You can email me at adamskjervold@gmail.com, or hit me up on X x.com/adomakins
I am not coder how to start learning this
Easiest way to start is with a tutorial. Vercel has a good tutorial for next.js which uses typescript for building a demo website and you can follow along step by step. Then once you feel comfortable you can mess around with trying things yourself.
It's not rocket science though
This is pain in da arsss
Lol wat
Man i love your Energy, im sure if you put more effort in making these videos (talking about quality) your channel will blow up 100%
Thank you bro! Definitely could put more editing in but it's just not worth it lmao
@@adomakins agreed. and energy is the language of the soul.. so your soul is fucking dope. You still need Jesus tho bro. for sure. anyways we all do. bruh you will succeed and blow up in due time.. just keep it up.. head down to the plow..yee! Also i was way more popular than you all in high school! ask my mom!
@@apex-lazer 😂 You must be older than me because I don't understand what I need Jesus for, or if that was a joke lol
Good to know, thanks!
Fuckin love your energy man ✨
Thank you man!
Dude, hey I just found out n8n and I can tell it rules, your point is fair it will be absurd to write all that logic on a No-Code way, however it's super easy to just skip all that funky logic and just create an API and the you just call an endpoint, this is how I did it: th-cam.com/video/qIc0P4K6n2M/w-d-xo.html the API is in Python using FastAPI but you can use Express or something if you are not familiar with python, hope this helps other people when stuck in n8n.
Also if you just want a task manager with a UI, just use Apache Airflow
Yeah 100% agree. This is what I started doing with n8n. But then I was like fuck it why not just do it all in an external API lol. Trigger also removes the problems of timeouts and shit
Bro the benefits you described around minute 13 for using the code applies to ALL and any IDE for every language. What you are using is simply a precomplier which checks for errors in code and highlights them well before you compile it. Maybe you are new to development and dont know this but its coder knowledge 101
Well yeah you get this in a compiled language, but vanilla JS isn't compiled and neither is Python and they're both dynamically typed, so having TS on top of JS makes it easier to not shoot yourself in the foot
No Python SDK. Aight imma head out…no but for real I like this tool but I’ll wait for Python support
Ha yeah fair enough, what would you use it for? I like typescript because everything else I do is written in TS so I don't need to break habits like semicolons or something to use it
Do you have any guide for fetching data from Facebook?
I don't what sort of data are you trying to get specifically?
@@adomakins I want to transfer Facebook lead form data to Google sheet or any crm
@@thedhanrajsingh Oh gotcha, idk you'd have to do some research. It's for sure possible without using a paid app to connect to Facebook with, I just don't know the easiest way
for a low code solution this sure is a bunch of spaghetti cose 😂🤣
Love the energy...+1 sub
Bro. Subbed so hard
Hell yeah thank you bro!
very enjoyable explanation, i have the exact same pain point on n8n like you ;))
Bro that's hilarious so it's not just me
Yeah changing shit around in Trigger is so much better, you get full type-checking and you can see the run logs way easier than n8n.
One thing that bothered me with n8n was using ${{ ['Node Example'].json.object.value }} because you have to guess and it doesn't tell you what it looks like.
And by default it just uses ${{ json.object.value }} for the previous node, but when you switch things around they break and you have to re-test the entire workflow even though everything works except that one part that COULD be working fine if it weren't for the UX decisions.
@@adomakinsYes, that's absolutely true. It happens to me most of the time. I really love doing easy drag-and-drop integrations in n8n, but there’s a lot of testing and inconsistency involved. I often end up using a lot of console logs because I usually need to manipulate the raw data/value before sending it to the next workflow, and that’s the hardest part.
However, now with AI tools like Copilot, which I also use, it's much faster to generate workflows automatically. We can even use AI to generate TypeScript types from an API response. For example, we can copy the sample response data from their documentation, send it to the AI to create the TypeScript types, and then embed them in a fetch generic, so we can use it with type safety.
But overall, n8n is still the best for me when working with people, like the marketing team, who don't know programming. I don't need to open another app like Excalidraw and manually create diagrams from scratch to explain how things work, n8n makes presentations easier.
You don’t even know how to use n8n…
Who
I want the knowledge that you have! What plugins/extentions do you use for Zed ?
I use Claude and that's about it bro, in the settings I turned everything off related to Git.
Zed straight out of the box is just fucking good
Thank you very much for the informative video. I advise you to not move your face as much since it's quite distracting and adds no real value. You can just switch it on and off from time to time.
Thanks for the tip! Could probably move my face around a bit less
You can use fucking text edit 😂😂
Check out trigger + cursor 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bro use cursor IDE + claude instead of zed+copilot. You're welcome
Facts bro I actually switched over recently and yeah it's been pretty life-changing
@@adomakins niice dude. 😂
All this stuff will go away fast if real LLM agents will be deployed. Your Programmierung language will be you your natural language and the LLM agenda will do the rest.
Yeah eventually
It will take some time and in the Beginning (as we are right now) we will have automation with zapier/make/… and LLM. But over the next 5 years I would say, we don’t need them for 90% of the automation because automation software and agents Change sides/roles.
Dude, everything‘s going away. If you haven’t noticed changes is accelerating in software at an exponential rate. The more we use AI the faster you can stand up some thing that’s better with fewer resources and you don’t have to be a smart so everyone can do it.and then using those solutions you build even better solutions that are simpler and easier and it just accelerates. So the trick is to be really fast grab opportunities and then start looking for the nect one.
@@deand6411 100%. Yeah being good at executing quickly is the #1 advantage, not the specific tools you use.
Вообще не понял, зачем мне эта хрень? Он так же выполняет код примерно как и n8n. Имеет меньше возможностей, чем n8n. Да, n8n более грузной, но бесплатный ебзилмитно на своем сервере. Какую-то АИ функцию показал для программирования кода, так это среда разработки и так же работает написание кода в JeyBrains или как они там называются для кодеров. Нафиг нам это знать для автоматизации?
100%
son … first of all you should write a script for the video before release it
I'll take notes thanks man you have way more subscribers so I'd be an idiot to ever make an unscripted video
@@adomakins check it again son ... I don't publish any videos and my channel is only for personal use ;-) ... but thanks for the comment 🤣
“takes forever to load” → litterally loads in one sec. Also, this depends on the server it's running on, so stop using Digital Ocean's crap boxes and get a decent server. This is on you.
“so many problems when editing” → nope. You just have to know how to use the tool. The steps that are run when testing are intentional, so you don't destroy your data integrity or blow up your infra costs when building.
I generally like your vids, and I get that you're excited about another tool, but honestly this seems in bad faith 😕
I'll keep watching the video I guess, but… yeah I don't know I just think that part isn't great.
Yeah that's fair enough, I just don't enjoy working with n8n any more because of these UX things.
And using Trigger I don't have these so it just makes n8n feel worse.
It is probably my fault though
@@adomakins I mean, if you find it tedious, that’s a solid reason not to use it.
Trigger seems cool as well, if only a bit outside of my comfort zone - my JS skills are decent but I personally like working in n8n with a mix of no code, and code (being able to use JS and Python in the Code node is just awesome).
That being said, I’ll readily admit Trigger seems to be much more rich when it comes to observability. I’m a tad jealous, ah! 😌
Do the downside is it takes time to input data so instead go and learn to code. Okay okay 👍🏾 let’s continue.
Retrying tasks on failure is the reason to switch?
I am 7 minutes in and you haven’t made a strong enough argument.
As someone who codes myself I can see the advantages of a tool like that but you can really only see the benefits of you want to build apps on it. These are things I can manually code or use a tool like this to make integration easier. No code tools like Zapier, Make and activepieces are tools for everyday people not just devs. So except that’s the audience you are advertising to, I don’t see how this is better.
But thank you for this though! Personally it would be useful but not as an alternative to those tools
Fair point, they do have a lot more built in integrations. The problem I see though after using these tools is that you always feel constrained by the UI. Learning to write code (or ask an AI to write code) makes for a way better experience and system.
Get. To. The. Point.
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yes fire 100% - my mentors are all kids now LOL - zoomers rule lol
thank u for this
No problem!
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Ive been triggered
Great name btw
@@adomakins thanks. It's Egret, like the bird 🐦.
@@AdamEgret Yeah awesome, I meant your first name tho lmao
dude talks like he's on meth or smth lol
btw thnk u for the video, 🎉
Haha takes one to know one and you're welcome
Thanks!!
No problem!
Like ansible bro
Yeah but more appraochable Idek what tehy do based on their website
Useless video
Who
If it was easy to use , you just make it complicated.. they should ban u from affiliate 😂😂😂😂
is he a hack sir? I think not. But I am not dev - I think you are joking he seems pretty solid and confident just free flowing a bit much
@@Chris_Faraday Thanks man! Glad to hear I'm not coming off as a TOTAL idiot