The Broken Windows theory was developed in 1982 in the US in the area of crime prevention. The theory describes norm-setting effects of urban disorder. Simply put, it means that if the windows of a building are broken the likelihood of further broken windows increases. This is a metaphor to stress that environmental and . . . → Read More: Don’t leave broken windows unfixed
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The slide deck from my JAX 2017 sessions can be downloaded here. Agile – Mythen, Trends, Best Practices Mit Prozessen, Services und Regeln zur effizienten Kreditvergabe In 2016 PLEUS Consulting supported Bank11 in the development of their brand new sales financing system VICTOR 3.0. Bank11 is a credit institution that specializes in sales financing. In 2016 the bank decided to replace their existing software with something new. To be able to meet the challenging requirements in terms of quality, customer satisfaction . . . → Read More: Bank11 Success Story Between the 8th and 12th May 2017 JAX will be taking place at Rheingold Halle in Mainz. On the 8th I am going to give a presentation about Agile trends, myths and best practices. . In this talk I will show why Agile is the way to go and what it actually means to . . . → Read More: JAX Sessions about Agile and Architecture In my article series about Sustainable Service (SSD) design I described a design and implementation approach to develop services with technical decoupling to improve reuse. At the level of IT infrastructure sustainable means that service implementations can be used in different technical environments without a major rewrite. Technical decoupling is a key factor to achieve . . . → Read More: Sustainable Microservices with Spring Boot In part one I’ve shown how to turn contracts into code. In this part I am going to show how to turn contracts into documentation. Using the contract as a model for both code generation and documentation can save a lot of time. That is because the contract represents a single source of truth, which . . . → Read More: Turn contracts into documentation Interfaces are one of the most important parts in software design. Designing software around properly defined interfaces has many benefits for instance in the areas of consistency, maintainability and reuse. A well written contract describes precisely how software artefacts (or services) interact with each other. Approaches such as Sustainable Service Design or the BiPRO standards . . . → Read More: Turn contracts into code Those of you who utilize a contract first design such as in Sustainable Service Design have the need to edit XML Schema files frequently. If you are like me you are using a plain text or xml editor, as it gives you the greatest flexibility to express exactly what you want. But sometimes it is . . . → Read More: Free Visual XML Schema Designer We all know the idea of sustainability from our daily life. But is it possible to apply this idea to software development? I think yes. Sustainable Service Design is a practical approach to design and implement software services with a great level of reuse both at technical and business levels. It is based on the . . . → Read More: Sustainable Service Design The advocates of Service Orientation always pointed out that SOA comprises 50% technology and 50% business. At BiPRO this vision becomes true. BiPRO is a standardization organization for the insurance industry. BiPRO has members from the entire market including well known insurance companies and agents. By standardizing services at the business level using proven technical . . . → Read More: BiPRO takes SOA to the next level! |
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