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How to use looping (recursive) workflows in Bubble.io 

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Recursive, or looping, backend workflows is a powerful technique in Bubble which mimics the concept of a loop in traditional computer programming. You can use them to create, update, or delete large amounts of data in your database while maintaining control over the process.
In this video I do a rather long-winded analogy about Christmas cards before showing you how to use recursive workflows to create a number of things in the database, and then subsequently update them.
00:00 Introduction and a real-life analogy
01:50 Explaining the concept with an animated diagram
05:05 Creating a list of things
12:15 Updating a list of things
19:40 Examples of when I use recursive workflows
21:20 Adding a notification when the workflow has finished
23:50 How to cancel a recursive workflow if you accidentally make an infinite loop
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@kipyegonkurgat5615
@kipyegonkurgat5615 Месяц назад
The clarity in this was top notch thanks. you earned yourself a subscriber
@gdmt
@gdmt 10 месяцев назад
This is exactly what i need! Except what im currently working on is a ticket purchase system. For example, i have 4 tickets under the same category which is priced at 1000 each totaling to 4000. If the user where to pay 3000, all 3 tickets will be marked sold and leave the last ticket available. So what i plan to do is, keep the flow going (basically keep buying the said ticket/s) until the user's paid amount is 0. I am still figuring this out but hopefully i nail it with your guide.
@artemselifanov
@artemselifanov 11 месяцев назад
Thanks a lot, waiting for much more
@Lekkerman
@Lekkerman 8 месяцев назад
Excellent video with a good example that can be used in many cases plus giving best practices. Thx for this great content.
@POLOIN
@POLOIN 4 месяца назад
Excellent!!!! Thanks a lot
@keystonejesus00
@keystonejesus00 8 месяцев назад
Exelente video e estudo de caso otimo para entender todo o conceito
@SUDHANSHU934
@SUDHANSHU934 Год назад
Thank you for this amazing tutorial sir ❤
@nocodelife
@nocodelife Год назад
Thank you for this kind comment sir! ❤
@TheodoreEremin
@TheodoreEremin 2 дня назад
@nocodelife Thanks Keiran. It is not obvious to set type of data as a project ;) Would it be possible to create nested loops in bubble?
@luc-er8fm
@luc-er8fm 16 дней назад
Thanks for the video. I don't understand why, but I prepared both an example in the style you described and a backend API workflow to save data with my own option sets. I think I did everything right. But there is a problem, no matter what I do, it only creates 10 things, when I run it again, it creates 10 times again. even if the number I specified is 50, it never goes above 10. I would appreciate your help. tnxnx
@thatQiao
@thatQiao Год назад
Nice thumbnail!
@rathishekar2542
@rathishekar2542 2 месяца назад
How to do the same if my list data type is not within bubble and from external DB?
@denis_estimon
@denis_estimon 6 месяцев назад
How do I do a loop? When the number is not defined. For example when getting back a list of chapters off a transcript and the number of chapters won’t always be the same.
@nocodelife
@nocodelife 6 месяцев назад
Assuming you have a way to split the chapters up so a loop is possible in the first place, you would just do a count of the total number of chapters.
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