Topics

The topics are ordered as a learning path. The path begins with the shape of a weave, then adds fanout, task-level controls, reusable workflow structure, helper utilities, failure handling, and production execution choices.

• The Basics: the core weave() and @w.do workflow.

• Task Mapping: running one task or helper callable across many inputs and collecting the results.

• Task Quality of Life: task options that replace retry, timeout, fanout, and routing boilerplate.

• Inheritable Weaves: reusable workflow templates with inline overrides.

• Helper Functions: small data-shaping tools that keep task glue readable.

• Error Handling: how task, background, and remote delivery failures surface.

• Debugging & Introspection: graph, timing, mapping, and failure inspection.

• Background Processing: running a whole weave after the caller continues.

• Remote Task Environments: sending selected tasks to other processes, services, queues, clusters, or schedulers.

• Patterns For Production: common production workflow shapes built from Wove’s core task, mapping, policy, background, and remote-execution building blocks.