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A friend of mine Denny Boynton and I were talking at TechEd last week about green computing and it started me thinking. He mentioned that he and some other architects were discussing green computing platforms (server vitalization, cloud computing,etc...). That started me talking about: What is the responsibility of the software developer in this emerging green computing grid? Many infrastructure groups over the last few years have been moving to virtual servers and environments initially to save...
An argument for Interface based design and programming For software to survive in the ever-changing jungle of the production environment, it must have three distinct characteristics: reusability, maintainability, and extensibility. Interface-based programming exists outside the world of COM. It is a programming discipline that is based on the separation of the public interface from implementation. It was pioneered in languages such as C++ and Smalltalk by software engineers who discovered that using...
An argument for Interface based design and programming For software to survive in the ever-changing jungle of the production environment, it must have three distinct characteristics: reusability, maintainability, and extensibility. Interface-based programming exists outside the world of COM. It is a programming discipline that is based on the separation of the public interface from implementation. It was pioneered in languages such as C++ and Smalltalk by software engineers who discovered that using...
Today I attended an amazing session presented by Juval Lowy . I have to say in the last 5-8 years it was the most interesting and enjoyable session I have been to 4 Microsoft TechEd's, 3 SAP TechEd's, 2 Microsoft Mix's and 2 VS Live conferences. I enjoyed the historical walk down memory lane of software development. Having been in the industry for 20+ years it was interesting to see the patterns that Juval drew out. A number of interesting thoughts were brought out during the day long conversation....