Posts Tagged ‘SOA

My Google Alerts today picked up a post from a former colleague of mine, commenting on another post from the Yahoo! Interface blog.
I had some problems following the stream in the Performance Matters post, so I thought I would this post to clear up my thoughts.
A technical note up front: Using a waterfall chart that [...]

My musical tastes run the gamut. The sublime includes Gregorian Chants, Baroque music, and ethereal soaring symphonies.
But I was raised in a small town in the BC interior. Metallica is in my blood.
Oh, you may try and deny your Metallica-ness, but you know it’s there. It’s the one that makes you want to drive fast [...]

Wash your hands of SOAP

In: smp

10 Feb 2005

This article by James Governor highlights the issues with the use SOAP for Web services.
As a hack and slash programmer, SOAP is daunting, and very difficult to implement and use; in most cases, I would rather go straight to a database.
Make Web services EASY! That’s all. Simple calls to known APIs in programming languages used [...]


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