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Page Models: An Object Oriented approach to integration tests design
Setting up the problem Here is a simple scenario: 1. Go to Google2. Provide a search string3. Search the web4. Make sure that some... read more.
Development Process: Estimation is futile
How much time do you invest in estimating your backlog? Do you really get any value from it? When was the last time you... read more.
Kanban from the trenches; Lessons learned (Part 2)
On my previous post about Kanban, I presented the challenges we had in our Engineering team. They were:1. Uncontrolled growth of Work In Progress.2.... read more.
ESB or BPM?
Often I get the following question. Should we solve this integration problem using and ESB, using BPM or both? There is no unique or... read more.
System Admins. R.I.P.?
The advent of the cloud has brought a wave of changes in IT from the way we provision servers to the applications we use.... read more.
SOAP and REST are not interchangeable
Recently I saw this question posted in a forum: "Does REST have better performance than SOAP"? This question is symptomatic of a fundamental misunderstanding... read more.
OSGi? No Thanks
There have been bubbles of interest about OSGi in the Java community over recent years. I for one was very excited about the advent... read more.
REST constraints: A benefit-focused discussion, part 1
REST - the REpresentational State Transfer as defined in Roy Fielding's thesis - is not a protocol, a standard, an API, a technology or a... read more.
Implementing Kanban for Sustaining Engineering
I've been working at MuleSoft on the Sustaining Engineering team for a few months. In this time I watched how things work and find... read more.