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My friend Morten Abrahamsen from Norway, an exceptionally smart software architect with a very practical view on things and a lot of experience building large transactional systems, has written a comment very worth reading here in the blog that deserves to seen not only by the folks who accidentially click the comments link. Morten says: "Interesting how the struggle for singular performance clouds the overview of a flexible architecture that is resilient to change, versioning and implementation details.". 5:15:18 PM  comments []
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LRPC. 3:44:22 PM comments []
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Shameless sales pitch: Little known, 18 month old book with an unfitting title about an interesting product that obviously doesn't really sell well. I am considering to go back to that material and do a rewrite which is going to be less (or not at all) product focused and instead centers around service-oriented architectures and document-driven designs. Chapters 1 & 2 can be read online at amazon. 2:01:03 PM comments []
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Hey, Greg, what are you doing with that method signature [1] when you're porting that app to another data provider? What if a future revision of that method wants to add that customer to the database asynchronously and does so by stuffing it into a transactional queue, first? [1] public int AddCustomer(CustInfo custInfo, SqlTransaction trans) 12:52:31 PM comments []
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