Slackbots are great tools to save time and reduce the need for manual input. They are also useful if you want operational teams to interact with custom-made workflows.

This is a testimonial written by Windmill Community member Jeffrey Knorr, Director of Technology at Stantt. Thanks to him for his trust.

We will look at how to use Windmill and Selenoid, and Selenium Wire for the ultimate web scraping setup. We will go over on how to install and configure Selenoid and Windmill using docker compose. Seleniumwire is not necessarily needed for webscraping but it allows for more advanced usecases.

We will see how to build a Windmill workflow that can be triggered by the Supabase Database Webhooks.

This guide aims to show you how to create a connection from your Windmill instance to an external MongoDB Atlas database, then use it to make queries.

We will see how to connect your Windmill instance to an external PostgreSQL service and then send queries to the database using Windmill Scripts.

Learn how to integrate Slack with Windmill. There are two ways to build interactions between the two: run code on Windmill by a Slack command or use the Slack API directly from Windmill. In this guide, we'll cover both approaches, so you can find the one that suits you best.

In this tutorial, we'll use Windmill to build a bot that automatically labels new issues created in one or more GitHub repositories.

This article aims to further customize you existing Issue Tracker application described in "Create an Issue Tracker App with Supabase in 15 Minutes".

The following tutorial will showcase how you could build an issue tracker application with Windmill and Supabase, without ever having to leave your browser.