asinglenet

4 ms·

1.
by asinglenet 12y ago
If speed is your biggest concern, it is likely that you will build a system that has a lot of services which each have a shallow stack. Each service would not go very deep into the service stack before hitting the data it was looking for.
2.
by asinglenet 12y ago
Yes, MAXOS is a variant of SOA. And, service architectures seem to have won the test of time. However, the modern version of service architecture has a very different management philosophy from the SOA of the last decade. The old SOA was t
3.
by asinglenet 14y ago
I don't make a conjecture about the reason that agile events skew to an older crowd because I really, really don't know why it is true. I do know that it changes the whole perception of the effort. So, I have to be careful when I use the
4.
by asinglenet 14y ago
It's not sarcasm. It's a chance for me to unload the real doubts I have had about using the word "agile". I'll be more positive from here on.
5.
by asinglenet 14y ago
Author here - I can make an observation about old people because I myself am 49 years old. I'm not making a value judgement about older people. That would be ageism. I'm observing that the attendees "agile" events tend to be older than mos
6.
by asinglenet 17y ago
No, Assembla is not proud of having such a low selling price. We have seen that as a problem since the beginning. The original sin is not the current low selling price. The original sin was offering the "private" product for free during
7.
Why Subversion does not suck(blog.assembla.com)
45 points by asinglenet 18y ago|38 comments
8.
7 Steps to Design a Kickass Web App(blog.assembla.com)
1 points by asinglenet 19y ago|0 comments
9.
Statistical Proof that Marketing Web Stuff is Useless(blog.assembla.com)
1 points by asinglenet 19y ago|1 comments