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Welcome to the "Best Coffee Shop" series — where we build a real-world distributed application using Temporal.io and Python! Imagine you're at your favorite coffee place. You place an order. That simple action sets off a whole chain of tasks: someone...
Over the last few posts, we’ve been building the backend of a coffee shop using Temporal, modeling the key steps in fulfilling an order as distributed activities: taking payments, checking supplies, brewing coffee, and serving it. These are all orche...
If you haven’t read the previous post about setting up the Payment Activity, I highly recommend checking that out first. In that post, we covered Temporal Activities in detail. Here, we’ll follow a similar structure to create three new services: inv...
In the last post, we created a basic Temporal Workflow to handle coffee orders. However, it didn’t actually do anything yet! In this post, we’ll start adding functionality by creating the Payment Service — a dedicated micro-service that will calculat...
Welcome back to our coffee-fueled backend journey! ☕ In the last post, we got the Temporal setup brewing for our Best-Coffee-Shop—we laid the foundation. Now, it’s time to write our first real workflow: the one that brings a customer’s coffee order t...
I write code for bread and butter (okay, occasionally for pizza and the occasional dopamine hit of a green CI pipeline). Like most engineers, I didn’t sign up to be in back-to-back meetings — yet here I am, discussing timelines, blockers, and sprint ...
Let’s imagine something for a minute: You’re house-hunting. You’ve got a knowledgeable realtor — someone who knows the neighborhoods, the prices, the hidden gems. One day, the realtor calls you about a house. Sounds good, so the next day, you drive o...
Now a days companies discussing about developer experience. Discussing still in preliminary stage where we are talking about different tools, trainings & what will make developer more productive. I want to touch here another aspect communication. Com...
Software development starts with user need something. And software or app supposedly get developed, so user can use that do things more efficiently. But most of time, we failed to understand user. Let me give you example. So long long back, when I w...