WSOAC#43 – SOA is dead and so is REST?!!

SOA is Dead/New born Meme

Defending SOA – Stefan Tilkov

Schrödinger’s SOA – ZapThink

SOA Obituary: Misinterpretations and Perceptive Enrichment – Anne Thomas Manes

Goodbye SOA, we hardly knew you. – Dan Foody

Dave Linthicum -

• Anne Thomas Manes and I talk about the ‘SOA is dead’ thing
• Lessons learned for the whole ‘SOA is dead’ thing

What I’ve Learned From Anne’s Blog Entry – JP Morgenthal

REST is dead long live the Web – Steve Jones

Stefan Tilkov

• Ready for RDF?
• ESBs: Standards-Based vs. Standardized – ESB lock-in is much worse than a DB lock-in because (most) vendors want you to put their ESB in the very center of your company-wide architecture, whereas the DB is usually hidden behind the application’s outer boundary
• Snowflake APIs – The two developments (or rather ideas) Bill talks about are putting links into API data and standardisation of feed metadata; he predicts the debate will be around the use of custom data formats.

Dare Obasanjo

• Representing Rich Media and Social Network Activities in RSS/Atom Feeds
• Some Thoughts on Choosing Partition Keys in Windows Azure’s Table Storage

Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz – On Deferring architectural decisions

AWS Editor

• SimpleDB Developer’s Brown Bag
• Manage Amazon EC2 With New Web-Based AWS Management Console

Nicholas Allen – Updates to Reliable, Secure, and Transacted Standards Close to Approval

Richard Watson – Web Services Testing Forum: soapbuilders reloaded

Sam Gentile – Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs) Drive SOA Adoption Part 2

Todd Biske – Finding Value in BPM/Workflow Technology