Workflow
In all projects, we would like to know what all things can happen at the same time, and what must happen in a strict order. This is why we need to know users’ workflow. One way for recording this is to use UML Activity Diagram.
Activity Diagram consists of rounded boxes, representing actions. An arrow from one action leads to another action, which can start after the first action. It also contains a thick line called Synchronization Bar. Once all the actions leading to a synchronization bar are complete, we can then proceed along any arrows leaving the bar. Also, an action can be started at any time if no arrows are leading into it. Activity diagrams can be used for achieving parallelism.
Analyze Workflow to Improve Concurrency
- summary of Workflow, from The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master
In all projects, we would like to know what all things can happen at the same time, and what must happen in a strict order. This is why we need to know users’ workflow. One way for recording this is to use UML Activity Diagram.
Activity Diagram consists of rounded boxes, representing actions. An arrow from one action leads to another action, which can start after the first action. It also contains a thick line called Synchronization Bar. Once all the actions leading to a synchronization bar are complete, we can then proceed along any arrows leaving the bar. Also, an action can be started at any time if no arrows are leading into it. Activity diagrams can be used for achieving parallelism.
Analyze Workflow to Improve Concurrency
- summary of Workflow, from The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master
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