The Top 10 SOA Pitfalls countdown hit #1 last week with Rik de Groot's post on "Ignoring culture when introducing SOA", time for a wrap-up.
0 replies - 1321 views - 07/14/08 by gerovermaas in Articles
One of the important aspects of software systems is architecture.Every software application has an inner structure, defined by the classes it contains and the...
0 replies - 1540 views - 07/12/08 by Gerd Ziegler in Articles
We constantly hear about SOA and its value to the enterprise and, today, there is certainly something called SOA-hype. Like all hype, the real value gets...
0 replies - 236 views - 07/01/08 by Aslam Khan in Articles
Earlier this week Vincent explained the BDUF Pitfall en this week we’ll continue with #4: Incorrectly applied Canonical Data Model (CDM).CDM is one of the...
0 replies - 1382 views - 06/26/08 by gerovermaas in Articles
A few days ago Rik de Groot discussed pitfall #6 - which means we've now passed the halfway point of SOA Pitfall countdown! Let's quickly move on to #5.
0 replies - 1276 views - 06/24/08 by vpartington in Articles
In this article, Gunther Lenz, Microsoft ISV Architect Evangelist, introduces Software Factories from the perspective of a small to medium size software...
0 replies - 2192 views - 06/17/08 by guntherlenz in Articles
After discussing #8: Security, let's move on to #7.Incorrect granularity could mean that a service covers too much functionality or too little functionality....
1 replies - 1892 views - 06/17/08 by gerovermaas in Articles
In this follow up to the very popular first part of the Gmail Client Side Architecture series we will be looking at how Google handles the file upload process...
0 replies - 3534 views - 06/16/08 by Schalk Neethling in News
There are so many frameworks, architectural styles, tool stacks from which to choose. Perhaps, there are too many. Yet none of them are able to solve all...
0 replies - 2191 views - 06/04/08 by Aslam Khan in Articles
At Xebia we are involved in quite a number of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) projects, from small to big. In that capacity we see a lot of good stuff...
0 replies - 3013 views - 06/02/08 by vpartington in News
There have been a number of interesting tracts written lately about that increasingly popular topic in the world of SOA and Web services: REST.
0 replies - 1868 views - 04/09/08 by Dion Hinchcliffe in Articles
I remember like it was yesterday the day I was sitting at my desk back in 2005, watching the now famous Ruby on Rails screencast on how to create a blog in 15...
2 replies - 2476 views - 04/07/08 by Steven Devijver in News
Do you ever feel that sometimes designing up-front makes sense? Does it feel like a more organized, more controllable way of working? Does it ever make sense...
6 replies - 1086 views - 02/15/08 by Steven Devijver in News
One of the biggest challenges for any architect to overcome is the YAGNI argument - You Ain't Gonna Need It. YAGNI says: there may be value in having this...
2 replies - 1591 views - 02/14/08 by Steven Devijver in News
