Workflows

End-to-end workflow guides for common use cases in Helse Web.

Workflows

Learn how to accomplish complete workflows in Helse Web. These guides walk you through real-world scenarios from start to finish.

Available Workflows

Quick Workflow Examples

For Researchers

1

Literature Review

Create a project for your research topic and collect sources in documents.

2

Data Analysis

Use the code editor to write analysis scripts (Python, R, Julia).

3

Write Paper

Switch to the document editor to write your paper with proper formatting and citations.

4

Collaborate

Invite co-authors to review and contribute to your work.

5

Export

Download as PDF or Word for journal submission.

For Developers

1

Code Development

Write your application code in the code editor with full IDE features.

2

Version Control

Commit changes to Git as you develop, creating a clear history.

3

Document Features

Create documentation explaining your code's functionality.

4

Team Review

Share with teammates for code review and feedback.

5

Deploy

Use the terminal to deploy your application.

For Technical Writers

1

Research

Understand the product or feature you're documenting.

2

Outline

Create a structured outline with headings and sections.

3

Write Content

Add detailed explanations, procedures, and examples.

4

Add Visuals

Include screenshots, diagrams, and code samples.

5

Review & Publish

Get team feedback and export to your desired format.

Detailed Workflow Guides

For comprehensive, step-by-step guidance on specific workflows, see the following guides:

Choosing the Right Workflow

Not sure which workflow to use? Consider:

  • Academic Paper: Writing research papers, theses, dissertations
  • Code Documentation: README files, API docs, developer guides
  • Technical Spec: Product requirements, architecture documents, design specs
  • Git Workflow: Any team project requiring version control

Tips for Efficient Workflows

  • Plan before you start: Outline your project structure first
  • Use templates: Create templates for common document types
  • Leverage both editors: Use code editor for technical content, document editor for prose
  • Collaborate early: Invite stakeholders from the beginning
  • Version control everything: Commit frequently with clear messages
  • Review regularly: Schedule checkpoints for feedback