Dragos Manolescu's (work) blog

Via my fellow Hillsiders from Europe, here's the Final Call for Papers for EuroPLoP 2008. As I mentioned in another post, many pattern authors have at least one PLoP conference under their belt. EuroPLoP 2008 13th European Conference on Pattern Languages...

A typical Volta application comprises client and server elements. For a web application (Volta also works with WinForms applications ) this translates into deploying to the server the content to be downloaded to and then executed by the client, as well...

The Volta quickstart as well as Wes ' blog post Volta: Redefining Web Development tier-split an application that runs entirely in the browser. The refactoring yields a distributed application comprising a browser-resident client and a service. This transformation...

Earlier today we released the Live Labs Volta Technology Preview . There are already a few blog posts covering Volta from several team members, including Danny van Velzen , Harish Kantamneni , Jeffrey van Gogh , and Wes Dyer ; Erik Meijer also posted...

Rcently I've been part of several conversations on the differences between Model-View-Controller and Model-View-Presenter. While reviewing the original articles (i.e., Krasner + Pope and Potel) which I read years ago I ran into many different, and sometimes...

Here's the announcement from my fellow Hillsider (and long time friend) Joe Yoder. Anybody who's serious about writing, reviewing and refining patterns should have at least one PLoP under their belt. ****************************** *************...

I wanted to blog about this topic for a while so I might as well make it the first post. Line of Business (LOB) applications come up quite frequently in conversations around me. However I'm not sure whether everybody has a common understanding of what...