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Monthly Archives: February 2005
Business Flexibility
23 February 2005 - Please share: 
Inspired by an article on Richard Veryard’s SOAPBox Blog, this piece considers the business equivalents of expansion capabilities like the spare slots in a desktop PC.
A Fast Diff Algorithm
21 February 2005 - Please share:
This recent posting to The Code Project is an implementation of a Diff
algorithm in VB.NET, with various techniques to improve performance, while
keeping the code simple.
Architects – Masters of Order and Unorder?
18 February 2005 - Please share:
Do you work in an ordered environment, where things follow rules in a nice, predictable way? Or does your environment exhibit “unorder”, characteristics of complexity or chaotic behaviour. If the latter, you need to read this paper to understand how your domain may differ from others, and appropriate techniques to use as an architect, analyst or designer.
Domain-Specific Modelling Techniques
18 February 2005 - Please share:
Sometimes formalised modelling techniques like UML are not the best solution. Microsoft have recently started talking about “Domain-Specific Languages”, specialised modelling techniques for specific tasks. My Domain-Specific Modelling Techniques page outlines some useful DSLs I have developed or discovered.
Architecture, Design and Engineering
16 February 2005 - Please share:
Is IT architecture about the “hidden bits of plumbing”, or should it focus on the “visible design” delivered to users, developers and other stakeholders? Read this paper, and consider your view.