About a year ago, when .NET 2.0 first came out, I was toying with the idea of using the WWF for an internal ASP.NET application at work.  I finally decided against it last spring once it was decided .NET 3.0 would be required for WWF; .NET 3.0 wouldn't RTM for several months after the end of the project.  I haven't thought about WWF since then, that is until this weekend.  I've spent most of my free time this weekend immersed in WWF, and I must say that so far I'm really liking the technology much better.  I can finally see it being really useful in cases, especially in cases of long running workflow.

Originally I couldn't find much information on the WWF, I only had the Presenting Windows Workflow Foundation book, which I found not all that useful.  It was more of an overview rather than how to really implement anything - but it was better than nothing.  However I have found some articles recently posted by Scott Allen that are absolutely fantastic.