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Sep 12 2008   3:40AM GMT

WSDAC#19 - Architecture Resource

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan
SOA, Architecture, cardspaces, Design, framework, Development, agile, DSL, Patterns, wsdac

Simon Brown

• The role of a hands-on software architect
• How much architecture is enough?

Dare Obasanjo

• The 3 Laws of Platform Adoption: Why Developers Choose Platforms and What it Means to You
• The New Browser Wars: The Best Features of the new Generation of Browsers

Ayende Rahien - Implementing generic natural language DSL

Sean Camp -Interview with Alexandre Julliard - Head of the Wine Project / CTO of CodeWeavers

Eugene Ciurana - Cascading: Simplifying Hadoop MapReduce Applications

J.D. Meier - Excellent links on architecture

• Patterns & practices Security Engineering
• Layers and Tiers
• Layers and Components
• Services Layer
• The Architecture Journal
• App Arch Meta-Frame
• Scenario Frames for Presentation, Business, Data, and Services

Jaibeer Malik - Agile Development: Balancing Individualism and Teamwork

Joe McKendrick - OMG, Microsoft joins OMG

Phillipe Destoop - Microsoft joins OMG

Jon Udell - On the RESTful access to the World Bank’s data the web of data

Mary Jo Foley - New Microsoft virtualization license lets hosters deliver third-party software as a service

NickMalik

• What do .Net Solution Architects need to know?
• Applying DDD to IT Management: First failure

Software Engineering Radio - Episode 109: eBay’s Architecture Principles with Randy Shoup

High Scalability Blog

• Disco is an open-source implementation of the MapReduce framework for distributed computing
• Guerrilla Capacity Planning and the Law of Universal Scalability

Tom Hollander - Application Architecture for .NET v2 - This time for real!

Udi Dahan - Integrated Simplicity - An interactive distributed system concepts map

Vittorio Bertocciro - Delegation, or traversing multilayer architectures

Alvin Ashcraft -Design / Methodology / Testing Links  - September 10, 2008

Aug 21 2008   4:19AM GMT

WSDAC#16 - Behind NBC’s Olympics Website

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan
Architecture, Design, f#, framework, c#, SOA, DSL, Languages, Patterns, wsdac

Via Harry Pierson - Monads through pictures

Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz - Evolving Architectures: Architecture Retrospective

Ayende Rahien

• Multi Tenancy - Keep It Simple, REALLY Simple
• DSL Patterns - Multi File DSLs
• DSL Patterns - User Extensible Language

Bob McIlree - Carnival of Enterprise Architecture #11 - August 15, 2008 - Interesting architecture links

Brad Abrams - Framework Design Guidelines 2nd Edition Available today on Rough Cuts

J.D. Meier

• Software Methodologies at a Glance
• 10 Success Patterns for PMs

Matthew Podwysocki

• Aspects of Functional Programming in C# Presentation and Code Redux
• Recursing on Recursion - Continuation Passing

Robert Scoble

• The most important Google Tool for businesses (that you probably have never used)
• Behind NBC’s Olympics Website

Steve Vinoski - You Have to Experience It - on having strong opinions without experience using a particular technology/methodology…

Ted Neward - The Never-Ending Debate of Specialist v. Generalist

Todd Hoff - Strategy: Serve Pre-generated Static Files Instead Of Dynamic Pages for performance

Via Stefan Tilkov - Interesting anecdote on Availability Enlightenment

Hanselminutes Podcast - jQuery with John Resig

Aug 7 2008   2:54AM GMT

wsdac#14 - Monads for imperative language programmers

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan
SOA, Architecture, Design, c#, DSL, wsdac

Dare Obasanjo

• Paul Graham, Changing the World and “Built to Flip” Startups
• Avoiding the Second System Effect in Software Development

Simon Brown

• Mind the gap again, on the difference between a technical manager and technical lead
• On why architect experience should guide, not constrain technology solutions

Martin Fowler- Dsl Book Roadmap, more on the DSL boook

Ayende Rahien -Building Domain Specific Languages with Boo: Chapter 9 - Versioning

Sean Campbell - Interview with Gabor Cselle - VP of Engineering at Xobni

Haacked - What Integrated Circuits Say About Testing Your Code

Harry Pierson

• Series on monads, [if you are] coming from the object/imperative world of languages like C# [or java], [and] had a hard time wrapping my head around this concept…
• IPy Post 2.0 Roadmap Clarifications

J.D. Meier -On the Lessons Learned from his mentor

Jeff Atwood -On Our Project, We’re Always 90% Done

Jon Udell - How Microsoft’s External Research Division works with a new breed of e-scientists

Mike Taulty - Silverlight 2 and HTML 5 - Being Online/Offline ( Part 2 )

Todd Hoff - A Bunch of Great Strategies for Using Memcached and MySQL Better Together

Videos and Podcasts

Hanselminutes podcast - Tim Bray on Microblogging and Widefinder

Deepfriedbytes.com (Keith Elder & Chris Woodruff) - Episode 7: Talking Domain-Driven Design with David Laribee – Part 2

Jun 30 2008   10:26PM GMT

WSDAC#9 - Command line DSL the ultimate!

Posted by: Dilip Krishnan
SOA, agile, DSL, Architecture, Design, Development, Languages, Patterns, wsdac

Martin Fowler -Agile Versus Lean

Microsoft Research -Tool: Pex - Program EXploration a white-box test generation tool
Greg Duncan - Scrum Sprint 1, Week 2 in the scrum series, Free - Foundations of Programming eBook
Jeff Atwood - Regular Expressions: Now You Have Two Problems
Nick Malik -Phillippe Krutchen ‘reinterpretation’ the Tao Te Ching of Lao-Tsu for Software Architects,  Blame the Computer: A Business Process Modeling Anti-pattern
Software Engieering Radio -Episode 102: Relational Databases
Ted Neward - The ultimate thin client

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