Putting annotations in your microflow
If you have ever worked with traditional coding stacks, you may have encountered long blocks of code with little to no explanation of what was going on. The same thing can happen in a microflow. The blocks need not belong, but with a series of blue rectangles, yellow diamonds, and green circles, you may think you are staring into a bowl of marshmallow cereal instead of a block of programming code.
Annotations are like comments and notations allowed in other programming languages. These blocks of text are ignored by the code compiler. They are there to allow developers to leave meaningful messages to one another about the programming logic. So, be sure to put them to good use!
Adding an annotation, or two…
In the following exercise, you will add some annotations to your custom save microflow, which will add some clarity for the next developer who looks at this project.
Follow these steps to add some annotations to Act_PhoneNumber_Save...
