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SOA is About Business: Arnon is but one of the latest attempting to define SOA in a more formal sense, stating that SOA is an Architectural style derived from four architectural styles. He presents the first here with Client/Server . That's all well and true, but any definition...
Posted 27 December 2007 12:16 PM by Sam Gentile | 9 comment(s)
Filed under: WCF, SOA, Software Architecture, Design Patterns, Software Design, Agile and Extreme Programming, WCF/Indigo, Service Oriented Architecture, Software Development

Speaking Next Two Nights - Community Domain Driven WCF Best Practice Demos: A further note about what I just blogged about what our upcoming Webinar and CNUG with the applications Chad and I are developing. I will be showing and giving out to the community tonight a significant portion of our code. These demo applications Chad...
Posted 09 October 2007 03:32 PM by Sam Gentile | 4 comment(s)
Filed under: WCF, Agile Development, Sam Gentile, NHibernate, SOA, Local .NET Community, Software Architecture, TDD, Design Patterns, Software Design, Maintainable Software, Agile and Extreme Programming, .NET Framework 3/WinFX, WCF/Indigo, INETA, Agile Design, MVP, .NET Framework 3, DNN, ESB, Financial and Banking, Local Community, Microsoft MVP, Neudesic, Philadelphia, Software Development, NET Framework 3, Data Access, Domain-Driven Design, PAG, Software Factories, O/RM, NUnit, Software Archiitecture, Communication Foundation, Windows&nbsp

New and Notable 126: I have lots of stuff collected up today. Software Architecture/SOA Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz has made available his wonderful SOA deck which makes a nice complement to mine (BTW, while there, please take a look at the start of my new home site and tell me what...
Posted 18 November 2006 01:12 PM by Sam Gentile | 1 comment(s)
Filed under: Windows Communication Foundation, WCF, Agile Development, SOA, Software Architecture, Agile and Extreme Programming, Windows Vista, Microsoft, Software Development