| My latest thoughts on integration architecture: |
| Queues invert control flow but require flow control |
| Control Flow—The Other Half of Integration Patterns |
| Event-driven = Loosely coupled? Not so fast! |
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A Decade of Enterprise Integration Patterns (IEEE Software) |
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20 Years of Patterns' Impact (IEEE Software) |
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Conversations Between Loosely Coupled Services (Video on InfoQ) |
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Developing in a Service-oriented World (Video on InfoQ) |
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SOA Patterns - New Insights or Recycled Knowledge? (Whitepaper) |
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Let's Have a Conversation (IEEE Internet Computing) |
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Programming Without a Call Stack - Event-driven Architectures (ObjektSpektrum, 2006) |
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Your Coffee Shop Does Not Use Two-Phase Commit (IEEE Software) |
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Developing in a Service-Oriented World (ThoughtWorks Whitepaper) |
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An Asynchronous World (Software Development) |
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Nearfield Communication (NFC) in Japan (OOP 2012) |
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Embedded OSS (OOP 2012) |
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Programming the Cloud (QCOn Tokyo 2010) |
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Distributed Programming the Google Way (Devoxx 2009) |
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Developing in a Service-Oriented World (SOACon 2007) |
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Programming without a Call Stack: Event-driven Architectures (SOACon 2007) |
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Software Visualization and Model Extraction (TheServerSide) |
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Where did all my beatiful code go? (SpringOne, 2006) |
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Conversations Between Loosely Coupled Systems (SD West, 2006) |
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Enterprise Integration Patterns (JAOO, 2003) |
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Erik Doernenburg and I have been presenting our talk on Software Validation a few times now and have received very positive feedback. In the talk we mention that beyond visualization you can use similar techniques to perform checks and validations against a system. However, none of our demos actually included an example. So I went out to correct that and added validations to my messaging visualizer. Read more »
Two weeks ago I attended a very small, but special conference on enterprise software development. Here is what I came away with.. Read more »
Many of you have seen my rants on doodleware and top-down modeling. At the same time, anyone who has seen my book must believe me when I say that I am a very visual person. Is Gregor going schizophrenic (or becoming a hypocrite)? Not at all! I am a big fan of visual representations that are harvested from an actual running system and present the user with an accurate, big picture view of a working system. I felt it was time to put some money (time) where my mouth is and try to build such a solution and see what actually happens... Read more »
