workflow

I'm a beginner with WF, but I've read a book and done a lot of googling. I want to write an inventory management service. The inventory is made up of individual items which have a state: Spare Installed In-Repair Items may spend months in each state, and there are thousands of items. The question is, do I create a state machine workflow for all the different states? Or do I create workflows for transitioning between states? If I understand correctly, if I create a single state machine workflow, then there will always be a workflow running for every item. This means thousands of ever-running

My main goal here is to adapt Yeoman's gulp-webapp development workflow to run PHP. Specifically, I want to be able to use gulp-php-connect with multiple base directories (for the compiled CSS from Sass) and routes (for Bower dependencies), if that's even possible. I'm able to run PHP with Gulp using the gulp-connect-php plugin, like this: gulp.task('connect-php', function() { connectPHP.server({ hostname: '0.0.0.0', bin: '/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.5.3/bin/php', ini: '/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.5.3/conf/php.ini', port: 8000, base: 'dev' }); }); However, I'd like to take advantage of

Synopsis I'm developing a web application to learn Django (python 3.4 & Django 1.6.10). The web app has complex and often updated workflows. I decided to integrate the Django-Viewflow library ( https://github.com/viewflow/viewflow/ ) as it seems to be a very convenient way to handle workflows and not incorporate the workflow logic with the application models. In this case, I have created a workflow to collect authorship information and copyrights using the Django-Viewflow library. The workflow should be initiated each time an author is added to a book. My Problem The documentation offers step

Are there any javascript libraries for client-side rendering and manipulation of flow-charts? My preference would be for jQuery, but I'd settle for others. This question has been asked before, but not for a couple of years so I'm hoping there's a more positive answer now! The question has been asked again and now the most upvoted and most complete version of this question and answers is here: Graph visualization library in JavaScript McKelvin The following JavaScript libraries may help :) Jit jsPlumb mxGraph , which is written in plain JavaScript, so you could wrap it in jQuery or any JS