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A while ago I posted a rant about software factories and maintainability. This post has grown popular, especially after Ayende refered to it in a post, and I have gotten quite a few requests to post the code for my alternative implementation of the Coho Winery membership service. The code is now available for download here.
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Read this blog post for details
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Last week I blogged about Arjen's WS-Duck Typing and how Spring-WS enables ''duck typed'' web services. Its apparent that I have been spending too much time with either Java or ''older'' .NET technologies, because Arjen was the one who pointed out that duck typing is an intrinsic part of WCF.
The easiest way to expose a duck typed WCF ...
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Two of the key benefits of an SOA are increased business agility and reduced cost of change. Still, many developers find that the intense focus on service contracts, data schemas and similar reduces their agility and prolong projects. An underlying assumption of the contract first approach is if you can design things right, you’ll achieve a ...
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When designing a service contract, developers have the choice of using a code-first or a contract-first approach. Using the contract-first approach for service endpoints requires greater discipline, and might be considered a bit more “enterprisey” than the code-first approach. The ASP.NET web service framework enlists a code-first process that ...
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A Transparent SOAP HTTP library
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