Archive for the ‘SOA’ Category

Some notes from Starters Day Rotterdam

Like last time, I use Tech IT Easy as a note-taking tool for things I want to remember and which you might find interesting. I can’t say that I learned much that was profound yesterday, a the “Startersdag Rotterdam,” held by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (kvk.nl), but more of the nitty-gritty stuff: how to [...]

User-archetypes for web-apps?

Probably not a mainstream user Now, my list is not scientific at all, and is, as usual, meant to be the start of a conversation. What I would do to make it scientific however, is as follows: Talk to experts (hello there, experts ) Based on expert-input, design a survey that measures preferences per demographic [...]

Google Chrome and when vertical integration rocks

“Ouch, it hurts, it hurts!” … “Oh yeah, that feels good, so good!” Guess which one is all other browsers moaning collectively (Microsoft & Firefox no. 1), and which one is the geeks… Let me start by saying that Google Chrome rocks! OK, it crashed about 2 mins after I started it, and I think [...]

Some thoughts on Services-orientated Architecture (SOA)

Context: I’m currently in discussion with a number of companies that are involved with SOA-vending & -consulting. As a result, I’ve been studying up a little on this market and hope to learn more by writing about it. Note: Since I know, judging by the response to other articles on enterprise-software, this isn’t exactly the [...]