How does Podman Desktop compare to Rancher Desktop?

No Kubernetes cluster, which is kind of the whole point of RD.

I think you can download the app here, https://apps.apple.com/my/app/not-boring-habits/id1593891243

They exist and they look cool kind of like comic books. They are expensive and the refresh rate is slower though.

https://www.waveshare.com/5.65inch-e-paper-module-f.htm

It's all how you explain it. 4k e-ink has ~ 8M balls, and can refresh ... let's say 10x per second. giving a stunning refresh rate of 80megaballs per second.

That's an incredibly high rate!

You can use Kaleido (E-Ink EPD with RGB filter on top) - it's already available. Or, wait for cheap and fast E-Ink ACeP ("Advanced Color ePaper").

Quality, you will have to assess.

Not bad. Functionality aside, one thing it can improve is UI responsiveness - the UI alignment isn’t displayed nicely in iPhone SE Safari.

Location: Malaysia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Kubernetes, OpenShift, Spring Boot, Microservices, Java, DevOps

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1duBbiDYGJ_7BADIdRDT9UCqGRoZ...

Email: thengwailoon@gmail.com

How does it compare to BPM solution like Camunda?

Cadence allows to write workflows as code. Think of it as a virtual machine for OO code that makes that code fully fault tolerant to process failures. As it is code it can be used to implement any business logic. Camunda is BPMN engine which interprets BPMN workflow definition. It is possible to implement a Cadence workflow that interprets BPMN without changing the core Cadence service.

And we are talking about a software company and a software package. Sounds like a strong overlap to me - or do you think you can call a new software library "microsoft"?

Seems like Draftable does not support Excel files.