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Sounds like a version control process. If you think about it, this issue of concurrent workflows with making sure who has priority to set a version of a menu sounds a lot like the issues one has with devs working in a git repository concurrently. So modeling a git workflow might have fitted? Another possible path to a solution for this could be optimistic concurrency control, (maybe?) where the store menus are versioned and before a mutation process is started, the version number is pulled from the store. If the version during the update had changed, it causes a failure, meaning, someone else's changes were taken before the update could occur. There are no locks. This is only considering race conditions of course. To me though, it also sounds like there is a business decision consideration too. The store seems to also wish to override the global menu? At any rate, this was a very interesting talk and I appreciate the use case description (and the humor) at the beginning.

What happens if saga rollback fails?

Brilliant video, so much information in a short but not glossed over way. Not easy to acheive so thank you.

Lol Matt reminds me of Nate Bargatze... Gotta love it. Great talk!!

This is very cool!

Very well explained. Thanks for the presentation.

Very curious how you are managing your own state machine w temporal state. Would love more detail

NOTE: This workshop was recorded prior to the 1.0 release of the TypeScript SDK. Some of the APIs shown here have since changed. We've left this video here for historical purposes, but highly recommend learning Temporal by taking one of our free hands-on training courses (learn.temporal.io/courses/) instead of following along with this video.

Is there an example of how to use Skip? Don't see any example in the docs.

Great presentation.

Crazy!

Thanks for this video. Very helpful to understand what temporal is, what it offers and how to use it.

Great presentation! Deserves a lot more views and likes.

Very well structured. Thank you !

Can't stop watching 10 seconds started at ua-cam.com/video/-5HLWBWvf74/v-deo.html

Great talk. I love how you show the workflows in action live, rather than just brushing over the concepts. One of the best talks from this replay. On a side note, would it be possible to get access to the code used in this talk? Would love to mess around with it myself.

Great live coding session, I learned a few new tricks like sending a signal through the UI and looking at the call stack of a blocked workflow. More of this please!

Impressive work by the Nordstrom team. I would have thought of using some kind of custom workflow using servicenow or some other CRM but this serves a technical need for a technical team perfectly. Kudos!

one of my favs from this event

This guy said Prometheus and showed us Grafana 🤦‍♂️

Andy Dufrense has come a long way after escaping shawshwank :P

I love temporal

Great job Rajesh!

Long live open source temporal

❤ Fantastic Use Case to show the power of temporal.

I love these posts, and wish theyd get more traction!

Great talk! Re: "State of your workflows is never* lost", you say never is to the extent your disk doesn't die. Might be worth noting that you can configure your DB's data replication settings to write data to more disks to result in whatever value of “never” you need for your application's resiliency requirements (and you can back up your data as frequently as you'd like). I think on Temporal Cloud, you'd need at least 2 out of 3 disks to be corrupted to lose data. And if you have multi-region namespaces turned on for higher reliability, then you'd need 4 disks across two regions to all fail at the same time.

Is it possible to subscribe temporal cloud without paying $200 support fee?

temporal saved my marriage

Спасибо!

Great examples thank you for showcasing them. More of this content would be great

Great video thanks a lot❤ will be happy to see more examples like that. Also, very interested in rust SDK.

That was very useful! Thank you for sharing. I was just thinking on how I can add human approval in the loop this example solved it!

Really need Rust SDK for temporal, please share it❤

terrific video!! 🧟

Best ever explanation on workflow task , replay and determinism. Thanks so much !! ❤ I really enjoyed the talk!

LOL 3.5 year "A lifetime, a life time" LOL this is just so F funny

no jargon talk all value !

Cool talk thanks

This is great, Paul!

This is a really great session!

Great talk, Spencer! Really enjoyed the insights.

This is gold!

9:51 Amazon Simple Workflow Service for anyone wondering.

Hi team, what happened to the nexus project, has it been delivered?

Just when I've started to think about further optimisations after the introduction of eager workflow dispatch and how we can limit the number of operations basing on the already known future of the execution you've introduced optimistic workflow tasks, cool!

nice video

Getting more interested in Temporal now I've got the teeshirt. Temporal seems more programmer first in that Workflows are defined in code. Many other Workflow (older?) products tend to use a UX or some form of configuration file (e.g. XML). Are there plans to have the ability to configure workflows through a UI, and then you just write the activities?

Thanks a lot for sharing. Why you use child workflow here, what is a good practice to use it?

Just leaving a note here that the 2022 Replay talk that this one builds off of (ua-cam.com/video/PcUWphfLyMA/v-deo.html) is well worth the watch, as well. It's an AMAZING "deep-dive" walkthrough of a use case Temporal is extremely well suited-for (order + payment processing), and Matt also gets into some of the things that helped his organization adopt it, some of the lessons learned, etc.