Workflow
We track 21 posts about Workflow from 17 engineering blogs. Most active: SitePoint, Atomic Object, Freek Van der Herten. Latest post: Oct 2, 2026.
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My Coding Agents Moved Off My Laptop and Onto a Remote Server (opens on the source site)
A workflow is running, and I need to close my laptop. Maybe I’m at a meeting, the end of the day, somewhere without a connection. If the agent is running on the laptop, closing the lid ends the run. For a while, I planned around it: before I left, I made sure agents were wrapping […] The post My Coding Agents Moved Off My Laptop and Onto a Remote Server appeared first on Atomic Spin.
The Design Workflow Is Broken. Here Is How Vitalii Khomenko Thinks It Should Be Fixed (opens on the source site)
Principal Designer Vitalii Khomenko argues the real bottleneck in AI-accelerated product teams isn't engineering anymore, it's the Figma-to-code handoff, and here's his fix. Continue reading The Design Workflow Is Broken. Here Is How Vitalii Khomenko Thinks It Should Be Fixed on SitePoint.
PMania 6/6 - Du prompt au produit : votre premier workflow IA de bout en bout (opens on the source site)
Cinq épisodes pour comprendre l'IA, un seul pour l'assembler. Des retours bruts jusqu'au sprint validé, en passant par la synthèse, les user stories et les tickets : voici le workflow complet, avec deux points d'arrêt humains bien placés, pour de vrai, de bout en bout.
From Live Event to Evergreen Content: Building a Web Workflow That Keeps Working After the Stream Ends (opens on the source site)
null Continue reading From Live Event to Evergreen Content: Building a Web Workflow That Keeps Working After the Stream Ends on SitePoint.
How PROCUX Tracks a Workflow: Identity, Approval, and Honest Status (opens on the source site)
A source-based walkthrough of how PROCUX carries an execution ID through its queue, represents approval pauses, and keeps workflow status tied to the current run and signed-in session.
How to Set Up n8n Workflow Automation with Docker and PostgreSQL on Ubuntu 26.04 (opens on the source site)
In this blog post, we will show you how to set up n8n workflow automation with Docker and PostgreSQL on ... Read More The post How to Set Up n8n Workflow Automation with Docker and PostgreSQL on Ubuntu 26.04 appeared first on RoseHosting.
Test GitHub Actions Locally with Act (opens on the source site)
GitHub Actions are a great way to implement CI/CD into your projects, whether personal or professional. GitHub has a lot of great tools to help with CI/CD, but GitHub Actions in particular is very helpful. However, writing actions can be tedious and a little annoying, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing. On top […] The post Test GitHub Actions Locally with Act appeared first on Atomic Spin.
8 competitor analysis tools, mapped to the workflow that actually uses them (2026) (opens on the source site)
Compare 8 competitor analysis tools mapped to each stage of the SEO workflow - from competitor discovery to AI-answer tracking. Read the full breakdown. Continue reading 8 competitor analysis tools, mapped to the workflow that actually uses them (2026) on SitePoint.
From incident to remediation: Building an AI-driven AIOps workflow with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (opens on the source site)
Red Hat ·
AI can help operations teams make sense of an incident, but understanding a problem is only half the challenge. The next question is: How do you turn that insight into a safe, repeatable action? To explore this, I built a simple AIOps workflow using an AWS EC2 instance running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, Claude Code, and model context protocol (MCP). The post From incident to remediation: Building an AI-driven AIOps workflow with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform appeared first on Red Hat Developer.
The best workflow engine is a programming language (opens on the source site)
Vercel ·
The idea of orchestrating long-running, stateful logic on top of unreliable, stateless infrastructure isn't new. We've had message queues, job runners, microservice choreographies, and full-blown workflow engines for a long time. What we never had was a version of it that felt good to write. I'd spent about six months working on a fork of Temporal, mostly on weekends, trying to turn it into a serverless answer with DX that felt more Vercel-native. Eventually it dawned on me that to ship that experience, I'd need to own the execution environment too. So I dropped the fork, joined Vercel, and…
Responsible AI adoption needs developer workflow design (opens on the source site)
Organizations cannot solve shadow AI with a document employees read once. They need to make responsible use easier than improvised use.
My Codex Workflow So Far and How It Keeps Me Focused (opens on the source site)
As a developer, I’m always looking for tools that make my life easier. However, with the never-ending stream of updates Codex provides, I hadn’t taken the time to see what this harness could do for me until I watched a demo of Jason Liu’s setup (developer experience engineer at OpenAI). That demo made me realize […] The post My Codex Workflow So Far and How It Keeps Me Focused appeared first on Atomic Spin.
How to bring your software delivery workflow into GitHub with agent apps (opens on the source site)
See how four GitHub agent apps can help you scope, secure, roll out, and ship a feature across the SDLC–all without leaving GitHub. The post How to bring your software delivery workflow into GitHub with agent apps appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Building an order fulfilment workflow in Laravel (opens on the source site)
Steve King builds a real order fulfilment flow to show how a workflow engine handles long-running processes in Laravel. The post covers steps, signals, retries, branching, human approval, compensation, and the surrounding tooling in one practical example. Read more
User outcomes, workflow design, and biotech software (opens on the source site)
Kent C. Dodds talks with Swizec Teller about product engineering for software that serves real businesses and non-developer users.
Fixing two minor git irritations in my OSS fork workflow (opens on the source site)
For OSS work, I work with two git remotes: upstream: the canonical OSS project repository, where main is the default branch and is what gets released. origin: a personal fork. All my feature branches live here. I set up locally like this: Fork the project repo to my account. Clone my fork locally, so the origin remote is my fork. Set an upstream remote using git remote add upstream . and then when working on… continue reading.
How to Set Up a Staging-to-Production Deployment Workflow for a Website (opens on the source site)
A website deployment should not feel like a risky final step. It should be a repeatable process that lets you test, review, approve, and release changes with fewer surprises. This is the main reason teams use a staging-to-production workflow. In this setup, staging acts as a safe testing space, while
Test-Commit-Revert: A useful workflow for testing legacy code in Ruby (opens on the source site)
When you inherit a legacy app with no tests, your first step should be to add them. But that can be a huge task! How do you even start? In this article, José will introduce us to a testing workflow called test-commit-revert (TCR) that is particularly useful for adding tests to legacy systems. Read to see practical examples and how to set up your tooling for minimal friction.
A GitHub agentic workflow (opens on the source site)
Last month, I became aware of GitHub agentic workflows. I read the site carefully, but the use cases weren’t very exciting to me. I tried the continuous documentation It didn’t work out initially, and because of my lack of involvement, I left it as it was. However, I succeeded in another one that I want to describe in this post. With lessons learned here, I managed to make the documentation workflow work!
Some Thoughts About Claude Code (opens on the source site)
Claude code is a powerful AI toolset that runs right in your terminal. While providing a lot of impressive utility, it also suffers from the issues that arise from similar AI toolings with the addition of an expensive pricing model. Context is Important To me, the main selling point for Claude Code is its ability to read through your entire codebase; a big shortcoming of many AI workflows is the model only partially understanding an issue due to it not having enough of the project's context and convention to be effective. Claude Code has the ability to access all of the files in the directory…
Room Debug DAOs in Android: Streamlining Your Workflow (opens on the source site)
Blundell's Android Tutorials ·
This blog post explains how to create Room DAOs specifically for your Android debug build. These debug-only DAOs enable you to implement developer-centric features without affecting your production app. Keeping your codebase clean is essential for long-term maintainability. Debug-only DAOs help achieve this by isolating developer tools from user-facing features. Consider an app that caches […] The post Room Debug DAOs in Android: Streamlining Your Workflow first appeared on Blundell.
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