React has moved the mixins content to this link instead https://reactjs.org/docs/react-without-es6.html#mixins.
Should we update it to the new one instead.

It'd be great to have a CDK or SAM template to set up all required resources in 1 click/command to run n8n on AWS.
I'd imagine it'd include something like:

• RDS Postgress/ DocumentDB (in lieu of MongoDB)
• ECS Fargate setup (to run the container)
  • Cluster
  • Task
  • Service
• Security groups

New feature

Ability to specify the Compute Engine disk type (pd-standard or local-SSD) found in the new Cloud Life Sciences API (https://cloud.google.com/life-sciences/docs/reference/rpc/google.cloud.lifesciences.v2beta#disk).

Usage scenario

Job's that require a high input/output operations per second and lower latency (https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks/local-ssd).

S

Currently with host the API docs on our local server, and everything is very manual. Would be nice if we can integrate this in the rest of the CI flow (e.g. re-publish automatically on every PR, in a location available to all).

Note: usually Github pages are great for that, but they don't work well for private repos (ie they are public).

The documentation for the tools could improve significantly, particularly the aspect of connectors, flow, webhooks, algorithms and aspects related with the code applications. I don't think the current documentation is sufficient for a user to use the tool effectively, we had to download the source code in order to figure out the error messages.

Currently it is possible to create custom nodes, it is not yet documented.

Create a page with an example that implements the node described here: fibo/flow-view#60

When creating a dataflow diagram inputs and outputs and conditions are shown. But conditions do not show with their

https://github.com/intel/dffml/blob/01d921ce610d809ef3a941d828c8d8c3b4b853ba/dffml/cli/dataflow.py#L308-L397

In the Integrating Machine Learning usage example we generate a dataflow with `check_if_valid_git_reposit

The project's API has changed since the move to mobx, and also the project's concept got more precise.
We need a new readme file and some API documentations.

For the first release we need the following Guides to help users to get started ASAP:

• Installation
• Getting started
• HellHound's overview

Also we need several simple tutorial to demonstrate the usage of each specific part.