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Editor's Notes

• #12: What is a Workflow? A workflow is a business process described and often diagrammed in terms of inputs and outputs, actors and decisions, and hopefully a start- and end-points What is SharePoint Workflow? A toolset to automate a business process within SharePoint by creating rules of behavior when events happen, often when a document within SharePoint is uploaded or modified For example, you could build a workflow that will assign an task to a person to approve each document as it's uploaded into SharwPoint. SP2013 workflow? Scalable to business processes outside of SharePoint Requires separate server for Workflow Manager Business users: same interface as before, albeit with a reduced feature set State machine has been reintroduced. State machine enables workflows to be broken down into modules which can be re-used. Each module is called a "stage" Reduces duplication of steps. Limitations/challenges: developers cannot use Visual Studio to build workflows any longer. Declarative only. Custom actions must be developed as restful web services and called declaratively 
• #13: What is a Workflow? A workflow is a business process described and often diagrammed in terms of inputs and outputs, actors and decisions, and hopefully a start- and end-points What is SharePoint Workflow? A toolset to automate a business process within SharePoint by creating rules of behavior when events happen, often when a document within SharePoint is uploaded or modified For example, you could build a workflow that will assign an task to a person to approve each document as it's uploaded into SharwPoint. SP2013 workflow? Scalable to business processes outside of SharePoint Requires separate server for Workflow Manager Business users: same interface as before, albeit with a reduced feature set State machine has been reintroduced. State machine enables workflows to be broken down into modules which can be re-used. Each module is called a "stage" Reduces duplication of steps. Limitations/challenges: developers cannot use Visual Studio to build workflows any longer. Declarative only. Custom actions must be developed as restful web services and called declaratively 
• #31: A new workflow will, by default, have checked the��“Automatically update the workflow status to the current stage name” option in workflow settings. This is a very bad thing.SharePoint Workflow 2013 complains that “file must be checked out before it can be modified” and this is a COM exception caused by the workflow engine attempting to update the item with the name of the current workflow stage.�� Uncheck this!