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endpoint.tv - WCF and WF 4.0 First Look with Scott Golightly

Posted: Oct 23, 2008 at 6:21AM
By: Ron Jacobs
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Scott Golightly is a guy who makes a living at helping his customers understand what Microsoft is up to and how they can best take advantage of it. In this episode Ron interviews Scott about his thoughts on WCF and WF 4.0

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santosh_b Benjy

Oct 27, 2008 at 10:43PM

Very interesting video. The highlights for me were
(1) the advantages declarative workflows have over opaque code in the light of Oslo and models in general.
(2) Thinking of the Oslo repository not only as a 'runtime' store of models that are executable but also as a store of models in general that can be picked up and assembled into a composite application
(3) Thinking of WF as a declarative 'glue' that can still play nicely with other business objects
(4) the discussions on some ways of looking at Cloud computing and where it can fit in.

Nice work guys...

- Benjy
BayerWhite

Oct 29, 2008 at 10:06PM

You are right... by building WF workflows business processes can be built outside of a LOB and integrated once completed. This way the focus is primarily targeted on the process.
Jaspreet

Nov 06, 2008 at 12:40PM

I am quite excited with the prospects Oslo and "M" is going to bring about in WF 4.0. Declaring a domain model on language constructs which can be treated as activities underneath is quite exciting. This is going to bring text based workflows to forefront something which was very challenging in WF 3.0.

The other thing I am equally excited about is the new activity designer on WPF. People who have tried tweaking activity designer on .NET 3.0 using GDI+ will understand the pain they had to go through to make just simple things work.

Well Done!!!
cliff.simpkins

Nov 06, 2008 at 5:52PM

If you haven't already done so, Kenny Wolf shows off writing a custom WF 4.0 activity using "M" in his WF 4.0: A First Look session at PDC (from about 53 minute mark to about 55 minute mark).

It's great to hear it talked about, but amazing to see in action.

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