WSDAC#20 – Fowler on observed requirements in apps

Martin Fowler – On Observed Requirement based on usage characteristics of applications

Arnon Rotem Gal-Oz -

• Architecture: It’s Always a Tradeoff
• What’s Up with Unit Testing? Part I

Ayende Rahien – Designing Erlang#

Camp Sean -Interview with Jim Grisanzio – Sr. Program Manager – OpenSolaris Infrastructure Engineering Team

Casey Charlton – Don’t Tell Me “How”, Tell me “What”

Justin Etheredge – It is BDUF, not DUF

FransBouma – Is BDUF really BDUF?

EricLippert – Vexing exceptions

Ian Cooper – Learning and craftsmanship

J.D. Meier

• Architecture Frame
• The Story of the Engineering Practices Frame
• App Types
• Key Software Trends
• patterns & practices Performance Engineering
• Top 100 Blogs for Software Development Managers

Jon Udell – Swim-lane visualization of security protocols, On googles single-sign-on for Google Apps

SOA Talk – MapReduce-driven DB alternatives sited

Kyle Baley – Resources on MVC vs. MVP and the differences between them

NickMalik

• There is nothing wrong with IEEE-1471, about viewpoints in architecture
• What do .Net Solution Architects need to know?
• Clarifying the Concept of Metadata
• EA Poster – The Business Functions of Enterprise Architecture
• Civil Engineering Analogy to Enterprise Architecture: Flawed

Phillipe Destoop - The business analyst vs. the enterprise architect

Scott Hanselman

• Back To Basics: Algorithms and Going Back To Virtual School
• The Weekly Source Code 33 – Microsoft Open Source inside Google Chrome

Other Link blogs
Alvin Ashcraft

• Dew Drop – September 21, 2008 (Design / Methodology Links)
• Dew Drop – September 17, 2008 (Design / Methodology / Testing/ Functional Programming)
  

Harry Pierson – Afternoon Coffee 174 (IronRuby/IronPython and F# news)