This is a very basic review of active and available open source
Java EE Application servers and Servlet container (Web containers) to let the community...
5 replies - 5005 views - 11/16/09 by Masoud Kalali in Articles
Some notes about Memcached. Here is its architecture.How it works ?
0 replies - 1349 views - 11/02/09 by riho in News
After all, programmers are all lazy and stupid.Got his complaint recently."Developers on a fairly routine basis check in code into the wrong...
1 replies - 803 views - 10/28/09 by slott in News
Flow control is something important architect's must not overlook. Let's see which strategies do people follow to control the flow...
0 replies - 714 views - 08/07/09 by wmartinez in News
From many talks, blogs, case studies and reviews, I have collected a list of conceptions of what people think SOA is. Here is a discussion about it.
0 replies - 951 views - 08/04/09 by wmartinez in News
Reacting to a comment left by Frans Bauma, Ayende recently
1 replies - 845 views - 08/03/09 by arnonrgo in News
Followup on an interesting question being asked in the Cloud Computing Forum.Definition of Scalability
0 replies - 502 views - 07/22/09 by riho in News
Intuition is a double-edged sword. A blessing and a curse as it
were. Intuition is knowing something with a reasonable sense of
certainty without any...
0 replies - 516 views - 07/02/09 by driveawedge in News
Pre-Internet, lots of systems were built without caches. The need to scale has led to the widespread deployment of caching. Most of the open source caching...
4 replies - 6405 views - 06/15/09 by gregrluck in Articles
UML is a failure. It failed for several reasons. Mainly, it failed
because it falls into the cracks between technical people (developers,
architects) and...
5 replies - 1574 views - 06/11/09 by nealford in News
A colleague recently sent me some IBM propaganda on SOA, BPM and EA.
Discussing my opinion of the white paper with him sparked an idea for a
blog entry about...
3 replies - 1865 views - 05/26/09 by jpmorgenthal in News
Yesterday, I read Fowler’s “Who Needs an Architect” , which is an odd piece that never really answer the question to my liking, but it did get me...
1 replies - 1373 views - 05/25/09 by jpmorgenthal in News
OSGi
modularization on the server side is well embraced by vendors (Spring
DM Server et. al.). OSGi provides "true modules". With OSGi, we can...
0 replies - 10670 views - 03/30/09 by wgehner in Articles
Neal Ford from ThoughtWorks, recently wrote an article that is the first of a series related to architecturing and design called Evolutionary Architecture and...
0 replies - 1009 views - 03/25/09 by wmartinez in News
In Big Teams & Agility, I talked about a macro process for agile development on large teams (those up to, possibly exceeding, 100 developers).
1 replies - 2328 views - 03/12/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in News
