Pipedream University new series of 21 videos

The first lessons at Pipedream University begin with the basics of building workflows. We start by explaining what a Pipedream workflow is and how it works, and end with important tutorials on how to connect accounts, conditionally stop workflows with filters, and how to delay.

• What is a workflow? (1:31)

• Building, testing and deploying workflows (3:37)

• Diving into the Workflow Inspector (3:32)

• Triggering a Workflow (5:09)

• Passing data between Workflow Steps (4:44)

• Data Stores Basics (4:33)

• Understanding Sources (3:49)

• Connecting Accounts to Pipedream (3:35)

• Conditionally stop workflows with Filters (5:54)

• Delaying steps in Workflows (5:19)

Code Steps

In the introductory lessons, we covered how to pass data between pre-built Actions. However, how do you easily access data from other steps in Code Steps?  The code step lessons begin with sending data to a Node.js code step and end with using asynchronous code.

• Pass data to code steps (3:32)

• Use NPM packages in code steps (7:08)

• Structure of a Node.js Code Step (6:31)

• Passing props to code steps (5:14)

• Connecting apps to code steps (2:47)

• Using asynchronous code in code steps (8:02)

• Rerunning a code step (14:27)

Component Development

Pipedream is powered by components. Whether you’ve used pre-built actions or triggers, or even a Node.js code step you’ve actually interacted with components. In this third section of Pipedream University, we’ll begin with how components work from a high level and end with how to build your first component.

• Components 101 (4:09)

• Installing the PD CLI tool (4:30)

• Instant Component Development Environment with Gitpod (3:10)

• Building your first action component (7:56)

We can’t wait to see what you build with Pipedream! As always, please send us any feedback or questions, or let us know how we can help you solve your use cases.