Weekly SOA crumbs #19

Jon Udell explains why Live Mesh is a software “above the level of a single device” Elsewhere Daniel Cazzulino uses Mesh to synchronize KML files through FeedSync.

About Resource-Oriented Architecture and designing inference and the REST interface

Microsoft and Web 2.0 Resources via Kirk Allen Evans

Douglas Purdy with the bits for syncing current itunes song and last imported photos to FriendFeed

Sam Gentile - New and Notable 245Udi Dahan with the TechEd Israel Wrap Up links to presentation on Designing High Performance Persistent Domain Models, and How to avoid a Failed SOA

Dare Obasanjo Having the Right Users is More Important than Having the Right Features, speaking of users Robert Scoble asks should services charge “super users”? and Dare explores Single Instance Storage as a solution to Twitter’s performace woes.

Browser Storage Support seems to be getting traction, and in a related post Dare Obasanjo thinks Google gears is the next flash

In other news
Windows Live Agents SDK, version 5.0 released
RESTful bindings for workflow XML (WfXML-R) has been accepted by the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) via Stefan Tilkov
Software Engineering Radio - Episode 98: Stefan Tilkov on REST

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