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re: What is SOA?

Lyronne Rangan — Wed, 21 May 2008 16:19:32 GMT

At the end of the day, it is about business. It's about keeping our jobs. It's about the smoke and mirrors. It's sadistic. Let's face it. If we were really interested in making life simpler by design, we would have one operating system, one programming language, one architecture, one design, one cost. We are not making life simpler. We are responding to the push and pull of the industry which has become so far removed from business, so agnostic of domains we have terms like BPM,EAI,SOA,BPEL etc etc that companies believe they need to have it because they dont and they just keep plugging legacy code onto it. What are we distributing for? Because we have always done it? because deploying execs to clients is an intensive maintenance excersice? We would not have a legacy if we really thought about the impact of change and the cost of maintenance, we would be refactoring toward deeper insight of our domains and bringing domain logic logistically closer and closer stripping out the stifling, configuration heavy infrastructure.

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Bad Codding Encouraging Bad Coding?很有道理！

YongGang Meng's Weblog — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 04:01:54 GMT

A recent office-cleaning turned up a quote I'd kept from an automotive magazine from 20 years ago: "Protecting

re: Encouraging Bad Coding?

The Other Steve — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 23:02:25 GMT

This is why developers should work support.

re: Encouraging Bad Coding?

AndrewSeven — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 19:43:32 GMT

Wouldn't bad coding be more like poor construction of the car rather than bad driving ;)

I've definitely seen discussion before about the effect of certain languages because of the details that they hide.