Microservices Matters
December 2008
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Microformats for fast REST APIs?
- Senior News Writer 29 Dec 2008 -
How Green was my SOA?
- Senior News Writer 22 Dec 2008 -
SoaML targets top-down, bottom up or meet-in-the-middle modeling
- Senior News Writer 18 Dec 2008
Microformats have been described as a set open data format standards for structured blogging and web content publishing. They have been tried out, for example, in the realm of XHTML. One tenet of ...
As part of a large company-wide drive, IBM even promotes SOA as a play in the area of Green (energy-saving) computing. The company just released a so-called SOA Sandbox project online trial that ...
Signs are beginning to appear pointing the way to SoaML, an OMG-backed specification meant to bring a new type of modeling capability to the service-oriented world. SoaML’s goal is to provide SOA ...
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Bruce Silver on BPMN
- Senior News Writer 16 Dec 2008 -
Interoperability remains SOA bugaboo
09 Dec 2008 -
Fowler on Registries: Something wiki this way comes
- Senior News Writer 05 Dec 2008 -
Legacy lost in Web 2.0 hype, survey finds
03 Dec 2008
We have heard the story of aligning IT and development before, haven’t we? That the story is told over and over does not make it a bad story per se. Some stories bear retelling. If the details ...
Despite years of work on Web services standards, interoperability remains a bugaboo. Because of interoperability problems, service-oriented architecture is not as easy as it might be in the best of ...
Object expert, refactoring maven and all around software process guru Martin Fowler took a look at the notion of registries recently, particularly the notion of automated registry service look up. ...
Core business applications are important to companies. But IT hiring priorities are skewed toward Web 2.0 developers, potentially leaving modernization of mission-critical applications in jeopardy, ...