I’ll be speaking at the Ann Arbor .Net Developers Group on September 12th. The topic will be Windows Workflow. I plan on doing a short basic overview of the technology (an adapted version of the talk I’ve given a few times already in various locations) and then I’ll go into detail on the Rules Engine of Workflow. Thanks to Darrell Hawley for extending the invitation.
Since I started blogging several years ago I mainly used the web interface to do all my blogging. I then switched to writing almost everything in OneNote, then posting via the web interface with the HC&P (Human Cut & Paste) API. When Office 2007 came out I tried the OneNote 2007 blogging feature (via Word). It worked okay, but I didn’t like having to go through two programs to get the job done.
It looks like MAX Technical Training is having an in-depth, 3 day class on Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). This is a great technology and if you are interested and learn well in a classroom environment this may be worth your time to look into.
I’ll be giving a talk on WF for the Ann Arbor User Group later this year around the rules engine, but more on that later.