[chucky_z]

Wouldn't you still want to actually store transactional data inside of a database? Like, you would use all the workflow stuff to do all the business logic, and the workflow(s) themselves are long-running workers which interact with the database(s).

I'd imagine if anything it makes databases _easier_ to reason with, because you could shard by workflow steps or something.

[lorendsr]

By “there’s no DB”, burgundy means that the dev doesn’t interact with the DB—the state of all their code is automatically being saved to the DB at each step.

[bergundy]

Yes, that's what I meant, I should have made that clearer