Lambda Commerce Experiment#1238
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We are heading towards a generic object store. Why not start now?
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WIP and prototype of lambda commerce. An extension system that executes javascript snippets when an activity happens. The idea is you can add javascript code which will react to activities. The code will automatically have api.js imported (or admin.js) and authentication setup. Instead of customers needing to learn kafka and setup docker images, we can have them write small javascript code that is automatically run and has admin access.
A more generic approach is to run a docker container and pass the input through stdin so we can handle any language. Maybe JS is first pass.
Ashes would have a UI to manage , edit, and debug these functions.