Scheduling
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An open-source, event-driven orchestration platform for building reliable scheduled and real-time workflows using declarative YAML.
A workflow orchestration framework for building resilient data pipelines in Python.
A full-sized, interactive drag & drop event calendar library for JavaScript applications.
Luigi is a Python module that helps you build complex pipelines of batch jobs. It handles dependency resolution, workflow management, visualization etc. It also comes with Hadoop support built in.
A Web Audio framework for creating interactive music and audio applications in the browser.
A full-featured, customizable JavaScript calendar component with monthly, weekly, and daily views.
A durable background task queue and workflow orchestration platform built on Postgres with observability and flow control.
Task scheduling library for Python
A fully-featured, open source job scheduling library for .NET applications.
A fully-featured, open source job scheduling library for .NET applications.
A PHP library for parsing CRON expressions, calculating next/previous run dates, and determining if a schedule is due.
Azkaban is a batch workflow job scheduler created at LinkedIn to manage Hadoop jobs.
A local-first, single-binary workflow orchestration engine that runs declarative DAGs from laptop to distributed cluster.
A Java library for easy, reliable background job processing with persistent storage, using Java 8 lambdas.
A user-friendly web interface for managing automated PostgreSQL backups with scheduling, monitoring, and encryption.
A zero-dependency cron library for JavaScript and TypeScript that triggers functions and evaluates cron expressions across Node, Deno, Bun, and browsers.
A Ruby library for creating and querying recurring schedules with an iCalendar-inspired API.
A high-performance Rust library for stackful coroutines, providing Goroutine-like concurrency for massive concurrent programs.
A minimalist, zero-dependency scheduling library for Go, inspired by Quartz, for managing jobs with cron and simple triggers.
A Swift library for scheduling timing tasks with a fluent, intuitive API as a friendly alternative to Timer.
An open-source social media management and content marketing platform for scheduling, analytics, and team collaboration.
A standalone, database-driven job scheduler for PostgreSQL with advanced features like task chains, YAML configuration, and built-in operations.
A modern Swift API for NSTimer with intuitive closure syntax and time interval helpers.
Official Angular component for integrating FullCalendar's interactive calendar into Angular applications.
A .NET library that converts cron expressions into human-readable descriptions in multiple languages.
A Kubernetes batch scheduler for high-performance workloads like AI/ML, BigData, and HPC.
A Go library providing a clear and thread-safe syntax for writing and scheduling cron jobs.
A .NET library for parsing, formatting, and calculating occurrences from crontab expressions.
Conference planning tool: CfP, scheduling, speaker management
Schedule and run cron jobs as Docker Swarm services using labels for dynamic configuration.
A Ruby gem for handling statutory and custom holidays with date range queries, region support, and core extensions.
A polyglot workflow automation platform that orchestrates self-contained agents written in any language, enabling periodic execution, polling, and event-driven orchestration.
A Ruby library for defining and enumerating recurring events with a chainable interface and ActiveRecord serialization support.
A Java library for parsing and building iCalendar data models, supporting RFC standards for calendar data interchange.
A PHP library for parsing and manipulating iCalendar and vCard objects with a complete, easy-to-use API.
A Ruby gem for performing time calculations based on business hours, holidays, and custom working schedules.
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