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MVC Storefront Part 19: Processing Orders With Windows Workflow

Before you freak out – please know that this is a spike. I want to see how well Workflow “fits” and how easy it is for “Joe Developer” to pick it up and use/extend it. The code you’re about to see is test code and I know it will be tightened. I know it will be changed. I know the order process is all over the map for most developers and companies – and this is why I’m diggin Windows Workflow.

Maybe Dragons? More Like Magpies…
Yes, I know, another new technology. Let’s get the stone-throwing out of the way and focus on “will this help”. I know I’m going to get some negativity back for this and that’s just fine – what I really want is some solid reasoning behind whatever opinion you have – it’s very important for me to make an informed decision aside from “it’s teh FAIL”.

I’ve grown quite fond of Windows Workflow – it does what it says it will do. I like the orchestration process, and I really dig the ability to customize the workflow to fit your needs. The big question is:

Can you dig it? Are you experienced? Have you ever been experienced with Windows Workflow? Are you willing to try?

Watch the video and let me know – I really (more than ever) need your feedback on this :) .

You can download it here.

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