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Service oriented architecture (SOA) is going to save us all. We all know the drill: Faster time-to-market. Lower total cost of ownership. Loose coupling makes integrating or re-wiring existing capabilities faster and adding new features easier. Except that in most large companies, just doing SOA doesn’t do any of these things. In reality, sub-optimal time-to-market and Continue reading The Promise of SOA: Flexible IT and Solving the Real Problem Joel Spolsky recently wrote an article about “The Duct Tape Programmer” in which he espouses the benefits of a pragmatic approach to creating (and thus shipping) software. … What interested me about his post … was how approaches to “shipping software” can sometimes differ in large enterprises when compared to shipping commercial software to end-users or to producing applications in small- or medium-sized Continue reading Creating Enterprise Applications vs. Shipping Consumer Software: The Case for Simplicity |
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