Sean McGrath, CTO, Propylon

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Saturday, August 12, 2006
    SEDA
At the recent XML Summer School I mentioned SEDA - Staged Event Driven Architecture - as an interesting approach to temporal decoupling a form of decoupling which I believe is vital to any non-null definition of SOA.

I think of it now because it is relevant to Restaurants, roller coasters and randomly failing web applications.


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    Who you are
A while back I asked "Who are you?.

I recieved somewhere in the region on 40-50 replies via various media. Here is a distillation.

  • You are interested in Python/XML/Web Services/SOA and a goodly number of you are interested in broader areas of dynamic typing/information integration/distributed systems.
  • Many of you like the ITWorld articles citing humour, interesting/odd-point-of-view and writing style as reasons.
  • You mostly work in IT in the commercial sector
  • You live in North America/Europe


Thanks to all who replied.


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    Fast pipe. Always on. Get out of the way.
    "I used to think that it was only a matter of time before the web was 'fixed' to provide reliable message exchange functionality without which, B2B message exchange on the Web would be impossible. I do not think that any more." -- Fast pipe. Always on. Get out of the way.


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    Restaurants, roller coasters and randomly failing web applications


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