Build a Work Queue Slack App with TypeScript
When you build a TypeScript application, you typically build it locally - testing functionality first - then deploy it to a public cloud provider for production use. In this two-part tutorial, you first build a Work Queue Slack App with TypeScript and Temporal locally on your machine using the Temporal CLI, then you deploy it to production on a DigitalOcean Droplet using Temporal Cloud.
Chapter 1
Build the app
Build a Slash Command Slack App using Temporal to manage work queues without a traditional database. Implement an entity Workflow pattern with Signals and Queries.
Start the series Chapter 2Deploy to production
Deploy your TypeScript Slack App to a DigitalOcean Droplet using Temporal Cloud, Nginx, and pm2.
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