This series will talk about the lightweight, and fault-tolerant workflow engine built for .NET named Workflow Core to deal with most of the workflow kinda requirements without putting you in stress and discomfort. It is a compilation of posts that talks about Workflow Core features.
Workflow Core Getting Started
One has to follow some process or a workflow to bring down some mighty and complex tasks, that require actions on each step and need to be fault-tolerant at the same time. Say hello to one such cool, lightweight, and fault-tolerant workflow engine built for .NET to deal with most of the workflow kinda requirements without putting you in stress and discomfort. In this article, we will be getting started with the Workflow Core engine, along with the friendly neighborhood .NET Core (6.0).
Workflow Core DSL for JSON and YAML
Workflow Core comes with many features one of which is its common DSL for JSON and YAML. In this article, we will explore JSON/YAML way of creating the process workflows.
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