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An alternative to Java for BPM applications

To my knowledge, up until now, all Business Process Management (BPM) platforms have been Java based. If you are a Java developer and have done BPM development, with Camunda or Flowable, for example, here is something you might be interested in.

Announcing Mozart, an Elixir based BPM platform. The really novel thing about Mozart is that business process models are created using an Elixir DSL. Instead of graphically drawing your process models, with Mozart you create your process models just by writing Elixir code. The resulting process models are quite readable.

You can read more about Mozart here. Thanks for taking a look.

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