Workflow TV - Three Simple Rules for Better Debugging with WorkflowApplication

Posted: Jul 09, 2012 at 5:40 PM
By: Ron Jacobs
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Developers often say that there is a steep learning curve with Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4). I won't deny that... instead, allow me to share three simple rules that will help you to get over that curve sooner and to make them easy to remember, they all begin with "U" which is appropriate because they do all begin with you.

Use Tracking
Unit Tests
Use Timeouts

In this episode I'll show you some sample code that illustrates these three rules

Three Simple Rules ... (Blog Post)
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Ron Jacobs
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