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The future embraces EDA
Event driven architectures (EDA) will come in the following years more to the front in distributed applications and their architectures. Some think they are the next step after SOA, others have the id… more →
Soft Thoughts
The future embraces EDA
softthoughts wrote 10 months ago: Event driven architectures (EDA) will come in the following years more to the front in distributed a … more →
Use AIF features or AMM features for integration?
softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: When we are in a situation in which we need to integrate an Ax module with other Ax modules, or the … more →
Event Driven Architecture
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softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: Event Driven Architecture is brought into attention in the (latest) Microsoft architecture journal 1 … more →
"Overusing" patterns or "Misusing" patterns?
softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: People can state that patterns can be overused. In a way this sounds strange to me. A pattern is a m … more →
Loose coupling modules with the Ax messaging module (AMM)
softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: In the post of Quality provided by the AMM loose coupling was shortly discussed. In this post I try … more →
AMM homepage
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softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: The Ax Messaging module is going to be a little project for the following months. To group all the p … more →
The first AMM release
softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: After a few months of sweat, blood and tears there is finally an acceptable version of the AX messag … more →
Quality provided by the Dynamics Ax messaging module
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softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: There are several qualitative advantages for the Dynamics Ax platform when the Ax messaging module ( … more →
A pattern-oriented approach for the Dynamics Ax messaging module
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softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: In my first post I mentioned my current system of interest: a messaging module, and the fact that I … more →
The start of a new adventure
softthoughts wrote 1 year ago: Welcome to this blog full of soft thoughts. Here i’m going to summarize the things my senses s … more →
