Monthly Archives: July 2010

Using RUP for reengineering projects

The goal of a reengineering project is to restructure a legacy software system so that some of its quality attributes are improved. This restructuring could imply a change in the technological framework, such as a migration to an SOA framework. … Continue reading

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Windows Azure. The new cloud platform from Microsoft

Microsoft’s Windows Azure Platform is a cloud computing platform offering that “provides a wide range of Internet services that can be consumed from both on-premises environments or the Internet”. That’s what the official Azure’s website says. And we see that … Continue reading

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.NET Framework review. Basic design features

In this entry will be described .NET Framework principal design features. Brief description to get quick overview of .NET basic design. Portability The design of the .NET Framework allows it to theoretically be platform agnostic, and thus cross-platform compatible. That … Continue reading

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Is there an XP equivalent of RUP’s activities?

Yes there is, but XP’s “activities” are not formally identified or described. you’ll find it headed “Define requirements with stories, written on cards” and then throughout the chapter is a mixture of process description and guidance about what use stories … Continue reading

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.NET Framework overview. Easy to read basic features

From the official Microsoft’s .NET Framework website basic review of the key features. In easy to read and view with no Silverlight plugin.

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