Udi Dahan - The Software SimplistUdi Dahan - The Software Simplist.Net Development Expert & SOA Specialist 
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Durable Messaging Dilemmas
2008-07-18 00:18:00 I’ve received some great feedback on my MSDN article and some really great questions that I think more people are wondering about, so I think I’ll try to do a post per question and see how that goes. Libor asks: “Would you recommend using durable messaging for systems where there are similar requirements with respect to data ... More About: Architecture , Performance , Scalability , Availability , Durable
Durable Messaging Dilemmas
2008-07-17 17:18:00 I’ve received some great feedback on my MSDN article and some really great questions that I think more people are wondering about, so I think I’ll try to do a post per question and see how that goes. Libor asks: “Would you recommend using durable messaging for systems where there are similar requirements with respect to data ... More About: Architecture , Performance , Scalability , Availability , Durable
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2008-07-15 16:09:00 It’s that simple to get my feed straight to your mobile. More About: Mobile , General
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2008-07-15 16:09:00 It’s that simple to get my feed straight to your mobile. More About: Mobile , General
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MSDN Magazine Article On Losing Data
2008-07-07 10:58:00 Now I can die happy. I’ve made the cover of the latest issue of MSDN magazine. OK, enough of that. I really am thrilled that Microsoft has taken a non-technological article and promoted it in such a way. Change is happening, and I like it. With a name as long as most of my variables, this article ... More About: Articles , Magazine , Article , Data
MSDN Magazine Article On Losing Data
2008-07-07 10:58:00 Now I can die happy. I’ve made the cover of the latest issue of MSDN magazine. OK, enough of that. I really am thrilled that Microsoft has taken a non-technological article and promoted it in such a way. Change is happening, and I like it. With a name as long as most of my variables, this article ... More About: Articles , Magazine , Article , Data
MSDN Magazine Article On Losing Data
2008-07-07 08:58:00 Now I can die happy. I’ve made the cover of the latest issue of MSDN magazine. OK, enough of that. I really am thrilled that Microsoft has taken a non-technological article and promoted it in such a way. Change is happening, and I like it. With a name as long as most of my variables, this article ... More About: Articles , Magazine , Article , Data
Make WCF and WF as Scalable and Robust as NServiceBus
2008-06-30 16:47:00 This topic is getting more play as more people are using WCF and WF in real-world scenarios, so I thought I’d pull the things that I’ve been watching in this space together: Reliability Locking in SqlWorkflow PersistenceService (via Ron Jacobs) where, if you want predictable persistence (MS: ‘none of our customers asked for this to be easy’), ... More About: Testing , Scalability , Make
Make WCF and WF as Scalable and Robust as NServiceBus
2008-06-30 16:47:00 This topic is getting more play as more people are using WCF and WF in real-world scenarios, so I thought I’d pull the things that I’ve been watching in this space together: Reliability Locking in SqlWorkflow PersistenceService (via Ron Jacobs) where, if you want predictable persistence (MS: ‘none of our customers asked for this to be easy’), ... More About: Testing , Scalability , Make
Make WCF and WF as Scalable and Robust as NServiceBus
2008-06-30 14:47:00 This topic is getting more play as more people are using WCF and WF in real-world scenarios, so I thought I’d pull the things that I’ve been watching in this space together: Reliability Locking in SqlWorkflow PersistenceService (via Ron Jacobs) where, if you want predictable persistence (MS: ‘none of our customers asked for this to be easy’), ... More About: Testing , Scalability , Make
Object Relational Mapping Sucks!
2008-06-25 13:32:00 For reporting, that is. And doesn’t handle concurrency! Unless you don’t expose setters. I guess it depends, doesn’t it? Well, that was Ted’s assertion in his recent Pragmatic Architecture column on data access. But, “it depends” doesn’t get the system built, does it? So, here are some rules for using o/r mapping that will get you 99% of the ... More About: Business Rules , Scalability , Object , Sucks
Object Relational Mapping Sucks!
2008-06-25 13:32:00 For reporting, that is. And doesn’t handle concurrency! Unless you don’t expose setters. I guess it depends, doesn’t it? Well, that was Ted’s assertion in his recent Pragmatic Architecture column on data access. But, “it depends” doesn’t get the system built, does it? So, here are some rules for using o/r mapping that will get you 99% of the ... More About: Business Rules , Scalability , Object , Sucks
Object Relational Mapping Sucks!
2008-06-25 06:32:00 For reporting, that is. And doesn’t handle concurrency! Unless you don’t expose setters. I guess it depends, doesn’t it? Well, that was Ted’s assertion in his recent Pragmatic Architecture column on data access. But, “it depends” doesn’t get the system built, does it? So, here are some rules for using o/r mapping that will get you 99% of the ... More About: Business Rules , Scalability , Object , Sucks
Sagas Solve Stupid Transaction Timeouts
2008-06-23 09:09:00 It turns out that there was a subtle, yet dangerous problem in the use of System.Transactions - a transaction could timeout, rollback, and the connection bound to that transaction could still change data in the database. Think about that a second. Scary, isn’t it? At TechEd Israel I had a discussion with Manu on this very ... More About: Service , Scalability , Stupid , Workflow , Databases
Sagas Solve Stupid Transaction Timeouts
2008-06-23 09:09:00 It turns out that there was a subtle, yet dangerous problem in the use of System.Transactions - a transaction could timeout, rollback, and the connection bound to that transaction could still change data in the database. Think about that a second. Scary, isn’t it? At TechEd Israel I had a discussion with Manu on this very ... More About: Service , Scalability , Stupid , Workflow , Databases
Sagas Solve Stupid Transaction Timeouts
2008-06-23 02:09:00 It turns out that there was a subtle, yet dangerous problem in the use of System.Transactions - a transaction could timeout, rollback, and the connection bound to that transaction could still change data in the database. Think about that a second. Scary, isn’t it? At TechEd Israel I had a discussion with Manu on this very ... More About: Service , Scalability , Stupid , Workflow , Databases
[Podcast] Highly Scalable Web Architectures
2008-06-19 22:42:00 For those people who couldn’t come to TechEd USA and didn’t see my talks on how to build highly scalable web architectures, you’re in luck - Craig, the man behind the Polymorphic Podcast sat down with me and we chatted about what the problems, common solutions, and effective tactics there are in this space. For ... More About: Architecture , Caching , Scalability , Web Services
[Podcast] Highly Scalable Web Architectures
2008-06-19 22:42:00 For those people who couldn’t come to TechEd USA and didn’t see my talks on how to build highly scalable web architectures, you’re in luck - Craig, the man behind the Polymorphic Podcast sat down with me and we chatted about what the problems, common solutions, and effective tactics there are in this space. For ... More About: Architecture , Caching , Scalability , Web Services
[Podcast] Highly Scalable Web Architectures
2008-06-19 15:42:00 For those people who couldn’t come to TechEd USA and didn’t see my talks on how to build highly scalable web architectures, you’re in luck - Craig, the man behind the Polymorphic Podcast sat down with me and we chatted about what the problems, common solutions, and effective tactics there are in this space. For ... More About: Architecture , Caching , Scalability , Web Services
External Value Configuration with IoC
2008-06-13 18:32:00 One of the things I haven’t like about using IoC containers, AKA dependency injection frameworks, was the string-based configuration model they exposed. In order to set these values, developers had 2 options: either use XML config (usually without the benefit of intellisense or refactoring support), or use code (still quoting property names - again, no ... More About: Development , Simplicity , Dependency Injection , Configuration , External
External Value Configuration with IoC
2008-06-13 18:32:00 One of the things I haven’t like about using IoC containers, AKA dependency injection frameworks, was the string-based configuration model they exposed. In order to set these values, developers had 2 options: either use XML config (usually without the benefit of intellisense or refactoring support), or use code (still quoting property names - again, no ... More About: Development , Simplicity , Dependency Injection , Configuration , External
External Value Configuration with IoC
2008-06-13 11:32:00 One of the things I haven’t like about using IoC containers, AKA dependency injection frameworks, was the string-based configuration model they exposed. In order to set these values, developers had 2 options: either use XML config (usually without the benefit of intellisense or refactoring support), or use code (still quoting property names - again, no ... More About: Development , Simplicity , Dependency Injection , Configuration , External
Prism - Occasionally Connected?
2008-06-09 14:46:00 Prism, AKA Composite Application Guidance + Composite Application Library, is rolling towards a release. I’ve been talking with Glenn Block quite a bit about Prism, and am even on the advisory board (what were they thinking?). One of the topics not covered by Prism is occasional connectivity, and I would like to say a word or ... More About: Architecture , Development , Threading , Prism , Connected
Prism - Occasionally Connected?
2008-06-09 14:46:00 Prism, AKA Composite Application Guidance + Composite Application Library, is rolling towards a release. I’ve been talking with Glenn Block quite a bit about Prism, and am even on the advisory board (what were they thinking?). One of the topics not covered by Prism is occasional connectivity, and I would like to say a word or ... More About: Architecture , Development , Threading , Prism , Connected
Prism - Occasionally Connected?
2008-06-09 14:46:00 Prism, AKA Composite Application Guidance + Composite Application Library, is rolling towards a release. I’ve been talking with Glenn Block quite a bit about Prism, and am even on the advisory board (what were they thinking?). One of the topics not covered by Prism is occasional connectivity, and I would like to say a word or ... More About: Architecture , Development , Threading , Prism , Connected
Web Scalability Slides and Code
2008-06-06 14:23:00 For all the people who came to my talk on Web Scalability with Asynchronous Systems Architecture, thanks for coming and being such a great audience. For all my other readers and loyal subscribers, I’ve updated the code since last it was published so you can find the new stuff here. Here’s the powerpoint And here’s the code More About: Code , Presentations , Slides
Web Scalability Slides and Code
2008-06-06 14:23:00 For all the people who came to my talk on Web Scalability with Asynchronous Systems Architecture, thanks for coming and being such a great audience. For all my other readers and loyal subscribers, I’ve updated the code since last it was published so you can find the new stuff here. Here’s the powerpoint And here’s the code More About: Code , Slides
Web Scalability Slides and Code
2008-06-06 14:23:00 For all the people who came to my talk on Web Scalability with Asynchronous Systems Architecture, thanks for coming and being such a great audience. For all my other readers and loyal subscribers, I’ve updated the code since last it was published so you can find the new stuff here. Here’s the powerpoint And here’s the code More About: Code , Presentations , Slides
Architecture & Design World 2008
More articles from this author:2008-05-31 13:23:00 In the vein of my previous post, I’ll be coming back to the States a month after TechEd for Dr. Dobb’s Architecture & Design World 2008. I’ll be giving my Avoid a Failed SOA talk (again). Apparently, I’m not the only one who’s been seeing one SOA project fail after another. Luckily, I’ve lived through enough ... More About: Service , Presentations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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