Pre-Internet, lots of systems were built without caches. The need to scale has led to the widespread deployment of caching. Most of the open source caching...
4 replies - 6292 views - 06/15/09 by gregrluck in Articles
OSGi
modularization on the server side is well embraced by vendors (Spring
DM Server et. al.). OSGi provides "true modules". With OSGi, we can...
0 replies - 10411 views - 03/30/09 by wgehner in Articles
SemmleCode Professional Edition is a flexible code analysis tool that helps you explore unfamiliar code bases, identify refactoring opportunities, do an...
0 replies - 378 views - 03/16/09 by Oege de Moor in Announcements
In Big Teams & Agility, I talked about a macro process for agile development on large teams (those up to, possibly exceeding, 100 developers).
1 replies - 2285 views - 03/12/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in News
After spending numerous years using and getting frustrated by industrial technologies, I came up with a set-like object model, which started as a hobby, and...
0 replies - 1142 views - 02/11/09 by fazekaim in Announcements
Infrastructure is to software what plumbing is to a house. In this article, I'll discuss how to design and evolve infrastructure within a software...
0 replies - 2636 views - 11/17/08 by Nick Maiorano in Articles
We're kicking off our series of conversations with the leaders in the Java world today with a discussion with Rod Johnson on the Spring Architecture. I talked...
0 replies - 4462 views - 09/29/08 by James Sugrue in Uncategorized
The Top 10 SOA Pitfalls countdown hit #1 last week with Rik de Groot's post on "Ignoring culture when introducing SOA", time for a wrap-up.
0 replies - 2514 views - 07/14/08 by gerovermaas in Articles
One of the important aspects of software systems is architecture.Every software application has an inner structure, defined by the classes it contains and the...
0 replies - 2442 views - 07/12/08 by Gerd Ziegler in Articles
Earlier this week Vincent explained the BDUF Pitfall en this week we’ll continue with #4: Incorrectly applied Canonical Data Model (CDM).CDM is one of the...
0 replies - 2839 views - 06/26/08 by gerovermaas in Articles
A few days ago Rik de Groot discussed pitfall #6 - which means we've now passed the halfway point of SOA Pitfall countdown! Let's quickly move on to #5.
0 replies - 2527 views - 06/24/08 by vpartington in Articles
After discussing #8: Security, let's move on to #7.Incorrect granularity could mean that a service covers too much functionality or too little functionality....
1 replies - 3194 views - 06/17/08 by gerovermaas in Articles
There are so many frameworks, architectural styles, tool stacks from which to choose. Perhaps, there are too many. Yet none of them are able to solve all...
0 replies - 2995 views - 06/04/08 by Aslam Khan in Articles
At Xebia we are involved in quite a number of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) projects, from small to big. In that capacity we see a lot of good stuff...
0 replies - 5846 views - 06/02/08 by vpartington in News
April 14th: The vote for sponsoring the Closures
for Java Project was started April 11th by Jonathan Gibbons on the compiler-dev group
today. All 7 voting...
4 replies - 3694 views - 04/11/08 by Rob Leland in Announcements
