RT @richardveryard check out my blogpost "What's Wrong With Layered Service Models" http://tinyurl.com/qkorhz
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@surya_s Basic Services, Composite Services, Process Services, Frontend Services, nicely grouped into layers #epic_enterprise_fail
@dret the question is whether the lack of schema validation for JSON is a bug or a feature
@svenfuchs +1. I find arguments against UJS about as convincing as arguments against testing.
Back home from #railswaycon. Next stop: Frankfurt for BITKOM SOA Forum http://bit.ly/X75ns
#railswaycon is done. Really excellent - amazingly, I didn't attend a single bad or mediocre session. Let's do that again next year.
Excellent talk on Rails 3 evolution by @wycats at #railswaycon. All of the changes sound really good.
For once disagreeing with @neal4d – I don't find the monkeypatching = AOP analogy convincing. #railswaycon
@pkeane Surely you're not suggesting XML has more link semantics than JSON?
RT @olabini "Well, I'm happy with my keynote at #railswaycon. As usual, I went pretty fast, but I think it was OK." -- It was excellent!
@nzkoz's talk was very good, now enjoying @wycats talk about unobtrusive JS with Rails and jQuery. #railswaycon
Good point made by @nzkoz about RESTful design taken too far - not everything needs to be a resource
@olabini "Perl is the Swiss Army Chainsaw of programming languages"
RT @roidrage: Sitting next to @stevenbristol and @stilkov listening to @olabini talk about languages. It's like heaven. (via @stevenbristol)
#railswaycon Happy with my own talk, now listening to @olabini's keynote. Small, but pretty cool conference.
@olabini's JRuby Internals session was excellent. Now attending Jan Krutisch's HAML/SASS talk. Next up will be my own on REST/Rails.