On the blog: Comments on the SOA Manifesto: As promised yesterday, here are some comments on the SO.. http://bit.ly/4QFpV
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RT @dret: non-HTTP URIs are execellent for explaining the value of uniform interfaces (aka REST) to people. mailto: ftp: tel: fax: sms: URIs
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RT @phil76: For all us Rails snobs: check out the screencast of http://bit.ly/BOkw6, a Java framework made by Web developers.
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@jeppec "https://internal.innoq.com/redmine/issues/575" – really? Which ones? If so, it was unintentional
I think @gruber is spot on: "There’s safety in numbers. You have to be different to be better, but different is scary" http://bit.ly/2NEqac
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On the blog: SOA Manifesto: I spent today at the SOA Symposium in Rotterdam, taking part in a worki.. http://bit.ly/24CIPN
@pete_lacey See here for my reasons for participating in the SOA Manifesto effort: http://bit.ly/qY4nn
@janecek “Apache web server is far better SOA platform than any ESB” -- indeed
About to start my surprise session at #soasym09 (3:30, room "Mees"). I wonder whether anyone will show up?
"I'm easy about whichever superstitious entity I invoke. One imaginary deity is as good as another :-)” -@jimwebber
@timbray Wow, this is the first time I've seen someone criticize Clojure for being useful
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RT @KevlinHenney: RT @jezhiggins: Java - adding verbosity since 1995 – LOL