Introducing a virtual Temporal 101 workshop for developers.
Learn to make an application durable with a Temporal SA, live in a browser-based lab.
An application can look reliable until it fails halfway through a multi-step process, with some work already done and no record of what ran. Starting over risks repeating steps that already completed.
In this workshop you'll hit that failure yourself, then rebuild the process with Temporal so it survives.
What you'll build
You'll leave understanding how Temporal records what an application has done and rebuilds Workflow state after a failure, so a process keeps moving without re-running the work it already finished.
The format
A 30-minute Intro to Temporal and where it fits in an application, then 90 minutes hands-on with exercises.
Exercises take place using Instruqt, a browser-based IDE, so there's nothing to install or set up. Just bring your laptop.
Senior Solutions Architect
Temporal Technologies
Michael Jones is a Senior Solutions Architect at Temporal, where he helps engineering teams tame complexity and build systems that don't fail across Financial Services, Healthcare, Media, Retail, and AI.
A builder at heart, Michael spent over a decade writing production code and designing hands-on technical enablement before joining Temporal, where he now helps teams put durable execution to work.