TaskFlow API in Airflow 2.0

Airflow 2.0 brought with it many great new features, one of which is the TaskFlow API.
The TaskFlow API makes DAGs easier to write by abstracting the task definition and dependency layer from users, and allowing users to pass information and manage dependencies between tasks in a more standardized Pythonic way.
In this webinar, we'll talk about how to make the most of the new TaskFlow API features, as well as dive deeper into XComs, custom XCom backends, and best practices for sharing data (or not) between your Airflow tasks.

[@priteshpatel6428]

Thank you so much for such a detailed video :)

[@puneetanand559]

This is super helpful 👍

[@dani2500d]

Very clear.
Thank you!

[@Astronomer]

Thanks Dani!

[@superbock101]

Great videos with very good information, but why you don't put a FullHD (1080) version, sometimes it's hard to see the code lines. Keep up the knowledge sharing, thank you so much.

[@Astronomer]

We will look to do that going forward!

[@hseham100]

can we use @task decorator to create PythonSensor ?

[@hldrmaiayt]

Hi Marc, can you give an example how to use task.branch to execute another task?

[@Astronomer]

Hey, check out this example: forum.astronomer.io/t/task-flow-api-and-branching/1982

[@riyanshasingh1337]

How can build a web app using airflow?

[@matheusvidal2434]

Airflow is not the tool to create a web app

[@chanpreetsingh007]

Yeah it can be a part of a webapp popeline