Microsoft has embraced the idea of Application Lifecycle Management as a framework upon their software development tools can be positioned. This is a great notion, and one that will take several years of investment even from a company with as many resources as Microsoft. ALM is the enterprise software development holy grail that IBM sought […]
Read MoreHere as an interesting question that popped up at my user group meeting last night, when you are starting a new program (green field development), where do you get started? I find these questions interesting because there really is no correct answer, but a persons answer will tell you something about how they problem solve. […]
Read MoreYes, that Peter Provost, and this is a great Tech Ed session. We know that the modeling tools in Team System 2008 are, well… there’s room for improvement. How valuable is a Logical Data Center Design Model when we can’t derive it from a reverse engineering action? There has also been much frustration with the […]
Read MoreAs other attendees have alluded to, one of the better questions from that came from the session was “How do you move a team that’s used to working with a request/response architecture to a domain driven messaged based architecture?”
Read MoreThis last weekend (yes, a week ago I know) at Alt.Net I had the opportunity to convene a session on DDDD. (which was also joined with Event Driven Architecture and one other messaging related topic) The open spaces format makes it easy for whoever is there, to talk about whatever they want. DDDD, or distributed […]
Read MoreI hear this question come up time and time again. It is something that I have been dealing with for a while now, and have some experience with doing both ways. I started writing this in response to a DDD thread, but it got rather large and so I turned it into a post. So […]
Read MoreEarlier this week I was in a meeting were someone stated that it was better to write your own IOC container than just using an existing one (the most excellent Castle Windsor in this case). I was just baffled to hear such statements. The argument for writing your own container was simplicity and the learning […]
Read MoreFrom each of these technologies I have a book laying around on my bookshelf somewhere. For WF, I have bought Essential Windows Workflow Foundation about 1 year ago. Since then, I’ve read the introduction about 15 times. After reading the intro, I always put it back on the bookshelf again. Every time I did this, […]
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