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Not a prank — folders are officially here! Our most requested feature just dropped in the stable branch. Organize your workspace with: - Unlimited folders - Nested folders - Workflow search within folders Try it now! (Requires Registered Community Edition or a paid plan) Read more: #n8n #ohyeah

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Sudhanshu Sharma 💯vor 1 Jahr

@n8n_io is this a prank? not able to access n8n .io

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Get your hands on this free Powershell ebook and take the first step towards automating your daily tasks! Learn the basics, common administrative tasks, and scheduling scripts with ease. May the PowerShell be with you!

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Isa Mutlibvor 1 Jahr

your website is down

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M𝕏vor 1 Jahr

Had me worried this was April fools 😂😭

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Sarah Guemourivor 1 Jahr

Site seems down?

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Tom Bennetvor 1 Jahr

Finally, a digital filing cabinet that doesn't make me feel like I'm playing Tetris. Unlimited folders? Nesting? I'm in love 😍

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n8n.iovor 1 Jahr

:) Thanks James!

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social media agentur famefact track by track GmbHvor 1 Jahr

docs page working. main page doesn´t.

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Quentin Daems ⚡️vor 1 Jahr

So much hyped!! 🤩🤩🚀

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Santiagovor 1 Jahr

Nice!

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