Flow
Everything on SkillVeris tagged Flow — collected across the glossary, study notes, blog, and cheat sheets.
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Study Notes(12)
Razor Syntax Basics
The fundamentals of Razor markup: the @ transition character, control flow, data binding, and HTML encoding.
The PowerShell Pipeline
Learn how PowerShell chains cmdlets together by passing live .NET objects from one stage to the next, instead of parsing plain text like traditional shells.
The Flow Designer
A tour of the Power Automate flow designer canvas, how to work with dynamic content and expressions, and how to test and debug a flow.
Your First Flow
A step-by-step walkthrough of planning, building, testing, and turning on your first Power Automate cloud flow.
Variables and Control Flow
Learn how T-SQL variables store scalar values inside a batch and how IF/ELSE and WHILE let you branch and loop through procedural logic.
The Authorization Code Flow
A step-by-step walkthrough of OAuth 2.0's most widely used grant type, the authorization code flow, including why PKCE is now required for public clients.
Network Flow Basics
An introduction to max-flow/min-cut and the Ford-Fulkerson and Edmonds-Karp methods for computing maximum flow.
TCP Flow and Congestion Control
Distinguish TCP's receiver-driven flow control from its network-driven congestion control mechanisms.
Kotlin Flow Fundamentals
Flow is Kotlin's asynchronous stream type for emitting multiple sequential values over time, built on coroutines, and central to reactive state management in A…
Unidirectional Data Flow
A pattern where state flows down from a single source of truth to the UI, and events flow up to trigger state changes, keeping Compose UIs predictable and test…
Git Flow and Trunk-Based Development
Two contrasting branching strategies for organizing a team's work — Git Flow's structured long-lived branches versus trunk-based development's short-lived bran…
The New Control Flow Syntax (@if, @for, @switch)
Explore Angular's built-in @if, @for, and @switch template control-flow blocks, introduced to replace *ngIf/*ngFor/*ngSwitch with faster, more ergonomic syntax.