Service Endpoint: July, 2008 archives

Ken Rugg - Communication… The New Tower of Babel, without the ability to communicate the people were unable to take advantage of the great infrastructure

Kyle Gabhart - SOAWorld East 2008 - Perspectives

Loraine Lawson - Best Explanation of Microsofts “Oslo” So Far

Nicholas Allen - Standards Guide

Steve Jones - Thinking about service levels

Stu Charleton - On changing industry mindsets, continuing the correctness over convenience debate

Todd Biske - A Key Challenge of Context Driven Architecture

Todd Hoff - Strategy: Front (Amazon) S3 with a Caching Proxy

David Chappell Interview on Software+Services development

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Jul 22 2008 8:36PM GMT

WMOC#12 - Terrarium is back!

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan

Architecture, Design, Development, agile, c#, LINQ, WCF, Web services, wmoc, Languages, Patterns

Dominick Baier - Try “Zermatt” and give Feedback

Daniel Cazulino - The need for nullable reference types to advertise optional constructor dependencies

Clemens Vaster -Announcing the Microsoft Code-Name “BizTalk Services” R12 Release

Ayende Rahien - [Unstable code] So you think you are safe…, [Unstable code] Why timeouts doesn’t mean squat…, Distributed in memory cache / storage, Patterns for using distributed hash tables: Groups, Patterns for using distributed hash tables: Locking

Dan - David Steere and Trevor Robinson: How Live Mesh P2P Syncing Works

Simon Guest - .NET Terrarium - it’s BAAAAAACK!

FransBouma - The evil of the Office UI ribbon license

Phil Haack - IronRuby With ASP.NET MVC Working Prototype, Notes on ASP.NET MVC CodePlex Preview 4

Krzysztof Cwalina - API Design Myth: Exceptions are for “Exceptional Errors”, Nullable<T> Usage Guidelines

Loraine Lawson - Best Explanation of Oslo So Far

Mike Taulty - Experiments in Building a Silverlight Photo Control ( Part 1 )

Nicholas Allen - W-Standards Guide, Finding a Client Channel

Matthew Podwysocki - Recursing into List Processing

Sam Gentile - New and Notable 252, New and Notable 253, New and Notable 254, New and Notable 255, How Can I Help You With Your WCF/WF/Neuron/Messaging Needs Today?

Scott Hanselman

The Weekly Source Code Spark and NHaml,
Learning WPF with BabySmash - Making Assumptions and When to Turn to Books, Making a Transparent Window with Substance, Customer Feedback and a WPF Font ComboBox,
ASP.NET MVC Preview 4 - Using Ajax and Ajax.Form,
New Modules for IIS7: Application Request Routing - Proxy and Load Balancing Module,
Learning Opportunity - .NET Terrarium is back!

Udi Dahan - Durable Messaging Dilemmas

Vittorio bertocci - Issuing smartcard backed managed cards… using Zermatt, Setting up a quick & dirty STS which supports smartcard backed managed cards… using Zermatt

David Chappell Interview on Software+Services development

Props to link blogs
Christopher Steen
Jason Haley
Chris Alcock
Alvin Ashcraft
Arjan Zuidhof

Technorati tags: wcf, soa, architecture, webServices, .net, REST, WCF

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Jul 16 2008 9:31PM GMT

WSDAC#11 - Model driven software development

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan

Architecture, Design, Development, agile, Patterns

Martin Fowloer on Model Driven Software Development and DSL, Incremental Migration

Dare Obasanjo thinks that Donating software to open source is not a Business Strategy

Ayende Rahien - Notes on versioning Domain Specific Languages

Sean Campbell - Interview with Katie Parlante - President - Open Source Applications Foundation

Jeff Atwood - Maybe Database Normalizing Isn’t Normal!

Yogish Pai -3 Ps of Strategic IT

Simon Guest - What Does An Architect Do?

Todd Hoff - ZooKeeper - A Reliable, Scalable Distributed Coordination System

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Jul 16 2008 9:25PM GMT

WSOAC#24 - Protocol Buffers? RPC? are we going back in time?

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan

SOA, Architecture, Design, news, Development, REST, WCF, Web services, wsoac

A roundup of all the brouhaha over Googles protocol buffers

Dare Obasanjo - The Revenge of RPC: Google Protocol Buffers and Facebook Thrift

Steve Vinoski - Protocol Buffers: No Big Deal, Protocol Buffers: Leaky RPC

Ted Neward - So You Say You Want to Kill XML….

WMOC#11 - Zermatt!

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan

SOA, Architecture, Design, c#, LINQ, REST, WCF, Web services, Security, wmoc

Steve Maine - Zermatt: Claims-based identity for ASP.NET (and more!)

Vittorio Bertocci - Announcing the Beta release of “Zermatt” Developer Identity Framework

Dominick Baier - CLR Security Site on Codeplex, Skiing in “Zermatt”

Dare Obasanjo -Network Attached Memory: Terracota as an Alternative to Memcached

Charlie Calvert -LINQ Farm: More on Set Operators

J.D. Meier -Software Guidance Share

Jeff Atwood -Monkeypatching For Humans

Jon Udell -Will people understand and embrace the right identity systems? Maybe yes!

Keith Brown -Introducing Microsoft Code Name Zermatt

Nicholas Allen -Hosting Queued Services in IIS

Matthew Podwysocki -Aspects of Functional Programming in C# Presentation and Code

Sam Gentile -New and Notable 251,

Scott Hanselman -Learning WPF with BabySmash - MVC or MVP and the Benefits of a Designer, Back To Basics - Everyone Remember Where We Parked (that memory)!

Scott Guthrie -ASP.NET MVC Preview 4 Release (Part 1)

Tom Hollander -MSMQ, WCF and IIS: Getting them to play nice (Part 1), Part 2, Part 3

Props to link blogs
Christopher Steen
Jason Haley
Chris Alcock
Alvin Ashcraft
Arjan Zuidhof

Technorati tags: wcf, soa, architecture, webServices, .net, REST, WCF

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Jul 9 2008 5:03PM GMT

WSDAC#10 - VB Futures

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan

Architecture, Design, Development, agile, Languages, Patterns, wsdac

Simon Brown asks Who should own the non-functional tests?

From Microsoft TechEd -Amanda Silver on Visual Basic 2008 and VB in the future

Greg - Continues the series on scrm Scrum Sprint 1 - Week 3 - Reevaluating “Done”

Ryan Carson - How To Build A Web App in Four Days For $10,000

Kirk Evans - Joe DeCarlo on The Microsoft Certified Architect Program

Michael Arrington - Links to two overview videos are below, including an interview with Digg Lead Scientist Anton Kast. Digg Recommendation Engine

NickMalik - Preventing Ownerless Activities — the “Blame the Computer” process modeling antipattern - part 2

Scott Hanselman - In the Back to Basics series, This is not the object you’re looking…wait, oh, it is the object

Steve Jones - Why people matter more in architecture than technology
Todd Hoff - Five Ways to Stop Framework Fixation from Crashing Your Scaling Strategy

Interesting software development and architecture links

Arjan Zuidhof - LINKBLOG for June 30, 2008

Bob McIlree - Carnival of Enterprise Architecture #10 - July 1, 2008

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