Ijust finished reading this really interesting article about Windows Workflow Foundation written by David Chappell. I’ve only tinkered around with WF a bit and therefore this article was a good read in order to confirm some thoughts I had about it but also to give me a few new ways to think about WF.

If you, like me, prefer to write your own (bad? =) code and don’t mind handling threading and stuff like that yourself, using WF might not be the most appealing thing for you to use. But rest assured, something called custom activities is available and that’s the place where you wanna strut your stuff! As many others say, this technology just means you get to spend more quality time writing business-related code and don’t have to bother with the infrastructure, which – to be honest – gets a bit tedious the n:th time you implement it.

Happy reading!

<P.S.> I wrote the most of this post on my P1i (which happens to have an absolutely horrid keyboard) using the WPhone plugin for mobile WordPress access. The only drawback is that I haven’t yet figured out how to add links using this plugin, therefore I had to finish this post in a real browser. </P.S.>

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