An SDK on top of our existing workflow and orchestration tooling, simplifying and improving the developer experience of managing workflows.
In the example below, we define a simple workflow with two steps.
import { createWorkflow, createWorkflowHandler, createTransformer } from "@medusajs/workflows"
const myHandler1 = createWorkflowHandler("first", myHandler1Invoke, myHandler1Compensate)
Netlify helps you build your sites or applications in a very easy manner. In most cases, you would have a simple project (e.g. Gatsby) in a repository, that you simply connect via some Git provider. Within a couple of minutes, your site is built and live on a domain.
But some cases are more complex than that. Luckily enough, Netlify supports more advanced setup through their Build & deploy configurations. The purpose of this article is to show you how we hosted two web projects (Gatsby and Docusaurus) from within a monorepo as a single site in Netilfy under the same domain.
It's important to have a look at our folder structure for the monorepo, to understand our build configuration in Netlify.
