The open core, standalone, fullstack .NET job orchestrator that we've been missing
Python has all of the powerful job orchestrators. Until now.
It's time that .NET joined the group.
We are in dire need of a modern, strongly-decoupled, background job processing and job orchestation platform for .NET. We need a robust platform friendly to both on-prem and cloud environments, with full support for dependency injection, asynchrony, and parallel processing.
And it just needs to work with our normal, native C# code that we are used to writing. Something that doesn't require a full crash course on distributed transactions. Instead, we want it to run anything from one method to a complex network of interconnected background jobs.
And hey, something more than a README.md on GitHub would be nice for a user interface, so how about we throw in a dashboard, too?
Let's make it realtime, mobile-friendly, and intuitive.
Enter Didact
A Solopreneur's Journey.
Hi, I'm Daniel, the founder of Didact. I'm a bootstrapped solopreneur, fullstack software engineer, and avid fan of dotnet.
Didact has been in the works for quite a long time as I've painstakingly designed each module of the platform. It would be an absolute dream to work on Didact full time, as it's something I'm deeply passionate about, so I'm attempting to sustain the product using an open core business model.
If you're an interested user, a dotnet fan, or a founder out there in the wild west of startups wondering how to take a side project and make it something more, then join my journey!
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