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Dude, Wasn't That Native Coding?
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November, 2006
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Dude, Wasn't That Native Coding?
From Classes To Components
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over 7 years ago
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Diego Dagum - MSFT
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In n-tier, distributed applications, we have to decide which logic deploy where. Those deployments are all about installing components in specific places but, what are components exactly? What distinguishes a component with respect of a mere class? ...
Dude, Wasn't That Native Coding?
Software Architecture: Past, Present and Future
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over 7 years ago
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Diego Dagum - MSFT
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What is exactly software architecture? Do we really need it? Why have we only recently been discussing it? Is there suddenly a contagious fever about software architecture infecting those who claim to be architects? Who are they actually: gurus, just...
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