Summary
In this chapter, we’ve covered the basics of workflows, triggers, and actions. You learned what workflows are and how they work, how to set up workflows, and how to configure actions to run when the workflows are triggered.
You also learned how to organize workflows, edit workflows, what custom states are and how to create new ones, change existing values, and use conditionals based on custom states.
This chapter also explained how to use filters to prevent workflows from running and how to add pauses or use the results of previous steps to better control your workflows. You learned the basics about backend workflows and how they work.
Understanding these concepts will be important in helping you build multiple types of applications using Bubble and no-code, as the workflows are an essential part when it comes to building software with dynamic features, data, and logic. In the next chapter, you are going to learn how to structure and use databases, create data...
