• Graduate from portals to enterprise application mashups with REST APIs
• Get ready for HTML5 and canvas elements
• Low latency message queuing primer
• Enterprise application development means more than just Java: Q&A with Forrester's Mike Gualtieri
• Perspectives on application modernization
• Embedded OS conundrum: Build, buy, or borrow?
• On SOA infrastructure – Tips from TSSJS presenter Jeff Genender part two
• Jeff Genender on working with ActiveMQ
• Application mining tools and screen scrapers pave the way for services
• Q&A - Enterprise Architect Maja Tibbling - Pt.2: "Infrastructure, SOA and legacy"
• NIST cloud computing standards work off the ground
• Q&A - Enterprise Architect Maja Tibbling - Pt.1: "No SOA, No Cloud"
• Frameworks and application modernization
• SOA infrastructure comes of age
• The eternal sunshine of the enterprise mashup
• Architecting SOA in the age of cloud infrastructure
• SOA Patterns: Gartner's Pezzini on standardized business objects
• IT and SOA infrastructure – SOA questions answered: Part Three
• HTML 5 nears completion: What is happening to HTML?
• Gartner Analyst: Rethink the application paradigm - consider business capabilities
• Using agile and object-oriented methods – SOA questions answered: Part Two
• REST: Preferred architecture and infrastructure for Web applications
• DMTF pursues a standard for interoperable cloud computing
• SOA methods and testing Web services – SOA questions answered: Part One
• A look at the W3C’s mobile Web application best practices
• Insights on BPM/SOA Excellence
• Bringing EA, Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) and ITIL together
• Enterprise architecture: Looking back at 2010 and forward to 2011
• The busy manager’s view of Android mobile development
• What's next for XML accelerators?
• EAI maturity is a process, not a goal
• A snapshot view of open source rules engines
• TOGAF and the Framework Universe of 2010
• Whither enterprise architecture, SOA and cloud computing?
• Application-to-application (A2A) integration best practices considered
• Dana Gardner: Look for cloud computing fit with other trends, support custom process architecture
• AWS gains identity, access management improvements
• In 2011, will SOA policy and business rules tools step up?
• Q&A: SOA authentication, security tokens, SAML and more
• The real-time enterprise: What is the biggest change in ten years?
• Reviewing the elements of the Semantic Web
• For complex event processing, use 'just enough' rocket science
• Content-centric networking may be an alternative to traditional URLs
• Facing up to common architect-developer communications conundrums
• Interview: Anne Thomas Manes outlines challenges to successful SOA
• Message brokering as part of an approach to flattening the problem of diverse mobile device support
• A view on W3C security standards for Web services
• Graph database vs. relational database
• Getting the most from Elastic MapReduce
• A note on BPMN elements
• Application architecture in a Web-oriented world
• Common data API options
• Richard Watson on the importance of models in business process management and SOA integrations
• Know what to expect from BPM and data analytics
• Compatibility concerns in the evolution of cloud computing APIs
• Successful SOA building: It's not a project, it's a program
• Error reporting for Web Services
• Build a top-level constituency to drive your SOA
• Turning events into objects: A tale of two systems
• Expert advice on transmitting data: A pros and cons comparison of data transfer formats
• RESTful resources for potential REST developers
• Q&A: Dave Linthicum talks about commercial Web data services and distributed computing
• Chasing Android: Notes on developing for the mobile platform
• How to use Facebook's Open Graph API to program the Web
• Drill-down on soapUI for software services testing
• The impact of HTML5 on Web applications
• AWS Import/Export gets data to and from the Amazon cloud computing platform
• Speed-to-start-state may trump best-of-breed when prioritizing integration
• Agile development with XML
• Roles are key when marking up master data for SOA
• The New XProc Specification for XML Pipeline Processing
• Enterprise architects must look beyond project boundaries for better BPM
• Enterprise architecture methodology should start with broad vision
• Enterprise architects can use BPMN as common language for process modeling
• Where does BPEL fit in?
• Developing applications that work with message-oriented middleware requires mind shift
• Business rules systems edging into BPM
• Some notes on ESB configuration
• Message oriented middleware can handle a variety of application types
• Snapshot of open source BPM offerings
• Approaches to Business Process Management (BPM)
• Complex Event Processing (CEP) with SOA creates business benefits
• UML Basics
• Java-based Abdera open-source tools implement Atom services
• What to expect with the new JavaScript standardization (ECMAScript 5)
• Restlet framework wrestles RESTful Web applications
• OSGi framework helps you manage Java components
• Common Web application security exploits and how to stop them
• CXF open source framework merges SOAP toolkit with Celtix ESB
• G1: Changes due in garbage collection for JVMs
• Java Servlet API 3.0 improves application plugability
• 3 tips for choosing whether to use EGL
• Manual configuration scripting of Java EE web applications can cause downtime
• KANA releases a new business oriented SOA platform
• Kapow releases new version of server
• WSO2 redesigns their SOA approach
• WebMethods 8.0 is reborn with added BI service repository
• Products for July 2009
• Chrome OS in future, but what does Android offer now?
• Three tips for choosing an ESB
• More