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Aehso’s Output » ESBs and REST. John O'Shea weighs in on the recent Patrick Logan-Steve Vinoski ESB storm. Interesting thought: that the hypertext constraint is the "most critical feature of RESTful solutions."

Aehso’s Output » ESBs and REST. John O'Shea weighs in on the recent Patrick Logan-Steve Vinoski ESB storm. Interesting thought: that the hypertext constraint is the "most critical feature of RESTful solutions."

It's Time to Stop Calling Circuits "Hardware" Speaking of isomorphisms... Tim Bray has been making waves lately with his experiments with Erlang, an exercise he has named "The Wide Finder" project. Recently, he summed up some reactions to his posts, and one of those was a post on solving the problem via the pi calculus. To do the...

It's Time to Stop Calling Circuits "Hardware" Speaking of isomorphisms... Tim Bray has been making waves lately with his experiments with Erlang, an exercise he has named "The Wide Finder" project. Recently, he summed up some reactions to his posts, and one of those was a post on solving the problem via the pi calculus. To do the...

The Laundry List in my Brain Aloof tells us that: Some things are really just a variation on another thing In the book Gödel, Escher Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid, Douglas Hofstadter spends a lot of time talking about isomorphisms. "The word 'isomorphism' applies when two complex structures can be mapped onto each other, in such a way that...

The Laundry List in my Brain Aloof tells us that: Some things are really just a variation on another thing In the book Gödel, Escher Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid, Douglas Hofstadter spends a lot of time talking about isomorphisms. "The word 'isomorphism' applies when two complex structures can be mapped onto each other, in such a way that...

The Goal: Make Money, or, C.R.E.A.M. for suits from PeopleOverProcess.com Business person: “I want to make money with X, Y, Z business process! Give me some IT to do that!” Business people are always with the yelling and excitement. Teh funny.

The Goal: Make Money, or, C.R.E.A.M. for suits from PeopleOverProcess.com Business person: “I want to make money with X, Y, Z business process! Give me some IT to do that!” Business people are always with the yelling and excitement. Teh funny.

Building and Blogging again Adam Bosworth has left Google and started blogging again. The latter is certainly great news -- welcome back, Adam!

Building and Blogging again Adam Bosworth has left Google and started blogging again. The latter is certainly great news -- welcome back, Adam!

D is for "D'oh! We should have gone with P!" Verflucht! I had just shut down MarsEdit, 'cause I've blogged enough for today, but then Reg went and posted this. And made me laugh out loud. As usual. development teams (including management and stake holders) do not have the authority to bend the laws of space and time. If you structure a fixed...

D is for "D'oh! We should have gone with P!" Verflucht! I had just shut down MarsEdit, 'cause I've blogged enough for today, but then Reg went and posted this. And made me laugh out loud. As usual. development teams (including management and stake holders) do not have the authority to bend the laws of space and time. If you structure a fixed...

Aloof Architecture: Ions ate us for lunch Recently discovered, and now really digging Aloof's blog. This is a blog about enterprise architecture, and somebody who's struggling to do the right thing. As opposed to some other blogs that claim that same categorisation.

Aloof Architecture: Ions ate us for lunch Recently discovered, and now really digging Aloof's blog. This is a blog about enterprise architecture, and somebody who's struggling to do the right thing. As opposed to some other blogs that claim that same categorisation.