Hi, I am interested in using Mozart to analyze its capabilities, do you have videos?
Hello, Uriel. No, sorry, I donāt have any videos. But I can try to get you started.
Mozart roughly has the basic capabilities of any BPM platform. Do you have experience with BPM in general? Also, do you have experience programming in Elixir?
Hi again, yes I will try to run Mozart in my local machine, I have experience in BPM with IBM, Appian, Camunda mostly but I was wondering if with Elixir exists something so it was a surprise finding Mozart, I know a story about the performance and its limits reached using Java in BET365 but they could find a better way and scalability using Erlang so that is my motivation
Ok. Thanks for providing the background. It sounds like you are very well versed in BPM.
As it stands right now, I really donāt know how Mozart performs relative to Appian, IBM BPM, Camunda, etc. I havenāt done any kind of serious performance testing. Also, I havenāt focused on performance and itās likely that several things could be much more performant than they are. Performance testing is on my todo list but Iām more interested in adding additional functionality at the moment.
The main reason I created Mozart is that I personally donāt prefer creating process models graphically using BPMN2 modeling tools. These are essentially, in my opinion, visual programming tools - something that I have never liked.
With the input of some on this forum, I started thinking how I might create a DSL for business process model creation using Elixir metaprogramming and decided to dive in.
If you havenāt already, you might glance at the Mozart docs at:
https://hexdocs.pm/mozart/api-reference.html
Also, you might find Opera useful. At this point, its a very, very basic POC for showing how Mozart might be used to create BPM related GUIs. You are welcome to experiment with an instance of it deployed to fly.io at:
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