Lesson 0 of the Xprest project is up.
http://code.google.com/p/xprest/wiki/DevelopmentEnvironment
It’s mostly just installation and configuration information, nothing terribly REST-oriented. But you might want to give it a read through if you’re planning on following along. There’s also a nugget or two in there and a question for you, dear reader.
The good people at Pasithea Corp have assembled a core team of IT, HR, and Accounting people to specify and build the new expense report management system, code named Xprest.
There’s not much there yet and what’s there is pretty dull, but here are the initial documents to start driving the project forward.
Project introduction
Project overview
High-level requirements
As [...]
Tagged rest, xprestThere will be a slight delay in getting the RESTful design project off the ground. We are experiencing some run-up to 1.0 madness. Real blogging to commence shortly. I promise. Honest.
My last post was twelve months ago today. And since then I have never worked harder nor have had more fun doing so than I have in helping to create TriSano. Today is also auspicious in that we will cut 1.0 RC2 in a few hours. All in all, it seems like [...]
So, I took Mike up on his offer. Starting this coming Monday, January 7th, 2008, I will be a full time employee of Collaborative Software Initiative. This was not a terribly easy decision to make because at virtually the same time that I was talking to Mike, Burton Group, my current employer, asked [...]
I know my previous post was on how great a book Release It! is, but have you subscribed to Michael’s blog, Wide Awake Developers? In particular, did you see Budgetecture and its ugly cousins? Beautiful. There’s lots of fun quotes in this short post, but here’s the one I like best.
Of [...]
Based on Steve’s glowing review, I ordered a copy of “Release It!” And, wow! What Steve said. This is an extremely readable and informative book that every enterprise developer should read. But rather than heap more praise on Mr. Nygard, I thought I’d present here a few choice quote that resonated [...]
Like most other Americans living remotely from the family nexus, I traveled home for Thanksgiving. While talking to my brother, he mentioned that “Joe (not his real name) said to say thanks for the advice. He followed it and now he’s doing very well.” It took a moment to jog my memory, [...]
Now, this is interesting: Google Code for Educators. Lectures, labs, and teaching materials on current technology trends, e.g. map/reduce.
Via: Ian Davis.
Is REST over-hyped? Is WS-* viable? Is SOA evil? Stefan steps up to the plate with RESTafarian SOA Killers.