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Hello Product Hunt,
I've used many CI/CD platforms over the years and always struggled with their declarative syntax. Some of the biggest frustrations:
Spending hours in documentation just to get YAML indentation right
Creating unmaintainable workflows just to handle simple conditionals
Managing dozens of scattered shell scripts just to make CI work
The solution? Code your CI/CD workflows.
PandaCI gives you a few simple functions to run commands and start jobs—everything else is just native TypeScript. Conditional jobs? if statements. Matrix builds? for loops. Code reuse? Just functions.
Why it’s a game-changer:
Learn it with a 10–15 line example—the rest is just TypeScript
Create reusable functions and share them across workflows
Import npm packages when you need additional functionality
More developer control—iterate on your CI/CD pipelines without DevOps bottlenecks
What CI/CD pain points drive you crazy? What would make your developer life easier? Let’s chat!
Hello Product Hunt,
I've used many CI/CD platforms over the years and always struggled with their declarative syntax. Some of the biggest frustrations:
Spending hours in documentation just to get YAML indentation right
Creating unmaintainable workflows just to handle simple conditionals
Managing dozens of scattered shell scripts just to make CI work
The solution? Code your CI/CD workflows.
PandaCI gives you a few simple functions to run commands and start jobs—everything else is just native TypeScript. Conditional jobs? if statements. Matrix builds? for loops. Code reuse? Just functions.
Why it’s a game-changer:
Learn it with a 10–15 line example—the rest is just TypeScript
Create reusable functions and share them across workflows
Import npm packages when you need additional functionality
More developer control—iterate on your CI/CD pipelines without DevOps bottlenecks
What CI/CD pain points drive you crazy? What would make your developer life easier? Let’s chat!
As a typescript developer- I like it