Tag: architecture
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Aggregation is the New Virtualization: How Microservices Are Taming Distributed Computing | Andreessen Horowitz
Aggregation is the New Virtualization: How Microservices Are Taming Distributed Computing | Andreessen Horowitz Aggregation is the New Virtualization: How Microservices Are Taming Distributed Computing | Andreessen Horowitz
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s/SOA/microservices/g
After a thrilling Tweeter-thread on SOA vs. microservices, I thought I’d just playing with some old text, here: Decomposing an online store like Amazon.com, for example, into its fundamental piece parts yields a set of services – among them: a presentation service to deliver the HTML, a search service to find appropriate items, a shopping…
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The simple assumption, is 40-60% of the time somebody says “let’s implement a rules engine to solve these unknown problems” really translates to “we really don’t know much about this domain so let’s implement something arbitrary as a stop gap”. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/LooselyCoupledHumanCodeFactory/~3/4sAVNt9S4Mk/
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Work, it’s where you work
The design for Wieden+Kennedy New York moves away from the office-as-playground to put work back at the heart of creative work. Work, it’s where you work
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This Is the Woman at the Heart of Everything Google Builds
Using RedMonk logic: companies tend to keep what they consider their competative advantage closed source; Google keeps their dev toolchain closed source; Google’s ability to more productive in development (the primary point of a dev toolchain) is a core differentiator for Google. QED. More: This Is the Woman at the Heart of Everything Google Builds
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Old tile shards from our house
This is a little "home archeology." Our relatively young home was built in 1949 and under the large kitchen add-on we have, there’s (at least) two structures: an old porch that was left there stupidly as a support beam and the remnants of an early kitchen floor – two or three levels of it! This…
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