SOA Patterns Refcardz
Take the voodoo out of designing and implementing Service-Oriented Architectures. How do you go about building systems that
leverage SOA techniques? Basic, architectural, and complex patterns emerge as more institutions
build and deploy mission-critical SOA systems. The
SOA Patterns Refcardz (#38, DZone, 2009) is a
handy reference based on real-life SOA implementations and enhanced with the knowledge shared by
SOA and enterprise integration gurus like
Thomas Erl,
Jeff Genender,
David Chapell, and
Gregor Hohpe.
Developing with Google App Engine
The book is almost ready! Learn how to develop Google App Engine applications, along with
the basics of cloud computing, Platform as a Service software, and how a distributed
database model helps with scalability.
The table of contents gives you a full overview of the book, 110 pages packed with information. You may use it as a reference, or for learning how to build a complete application step-by-step. Every chapter builds on the knowledge gained in the previous one as new concepts are introduced from a simple greeting program to a complete App Engine application.
From CIO Magazine: LeapFrog Makes a Flying Leap onto the SOA Pad
Can you build in 18 months an SOA system that other organizations can only design in 18 months? Eugene Ciurana,
Director of Systems Infrastructure for Leapfrog Enterprises, is proving you can—and for just 30
percent of what it would cost, he says, had Leapfrog used commercial products and a more
structured approach.
Interview for CIO Magazine / IT Drilldown, by Rich Levin. You may get a full page ad when loading this, or a blank if you're using ad-blocking software. Just hit reload if that happens.
