Aug 13, 2025
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Why I Use Trigger.dev for Background Jobs
Every app has tasks that shouldn’t run while the user is waiting — sending emails, syncing data, generating reports. These are the perfect use case for Trigger.dev, a developer-friendly background job platform.
Native TypeScript Experience
Trigger.dev integrates directly into your codebase, so you can write jobs in the same stack you use for the rest of your app. No separate dashboards or YAML jungles — just pure TypeScript.
Scheduled, Delayed, or Event-Driven
Whether you need cron jobs, webhook-driven flows, or delayed tasks, Trigger.dev handles it. Plus, you can chain jobs together and even get real-time logs for debugging.
Built for Reliability
Jobs survive deploys, retries happen automatically, and the platform scales without you having to manage queues or workers yourself.
Why I Like It
Easy integration — Just import and write functions
Great observability — Watch every step in real time
Time-saver — No infrastructure headaches
For me, Trigger.dev makes background processing feel like a natural extension of my app — not an afterthought.
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Published on Aug 13, 2025