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Today, I had a training on “Microsoft Workflow Foundation”.
While I think the idea is neat, I still see it as a Proof Of Concept and not as a real-life solution. Building an entire application without having to type a single line of code (or only a few of them) seems just wrong.
Have you ever used this technology and if so, can it really fit to big company projects ? What drawbacks/advantages have you got using it ?
I don’t see it replacing an entire application, but more likely used in the architecture of an application to make it easier to maintain and build, since business logic is separated out.
In previous application I’ve built, we used our own workflow solution to make our site easier to maintain and also to add new content and controls quickly without recompiling & redeploying.
MWF can definitely have a place in even small applications, depending on it’s needs.