Taking Governance to the Edge
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) gives businesses a new way of getting work done, but SOA brings with it the...

Architecture in the systems world is as vast as the galaxy, and architects who operate in it have unique challenges like no other role that comes to...

It has been several years now since .NET hit the streets and created momentum around Microsoft's vision of connecting people and processes together,...

Welcome to the summer issue of JOURNAL. These last few months have been really exciting for architecture as a topic at Microsoft. The

I had the pleasure of co-hosting a seminar on Functional Programming at Ericsson. We were able to bring an impressive cast of speakers:

Learn the SCRUM software development methodology in less than 10 minutes. By the end of this fast-paced video, you'll know about burn-down charts, team...

What can software developers learn from the thought of Aristotle, Kant, and Mill? More than you might think. Find out what some of the greatest minds ...

With the growth of faster and cheaper low-power processors and inexpensive RAM, the days where embedded applications had to be developed in C or asse...

This episode goes over some of the common or interesting options to 'git diff', showing how to see what has changed between your last commit and your staged files, unstaged files, all changed files or another commit. We also demonstrate how to create and apply patchfiles and how to view changed file ...

This episode shows how to add other git projects as submodules to your own, how to update them in your project and how to keep up to date with them in another developers project. It also, as a side note, shows how to develop a simple ruby web application on Rack

This episode of GitCasts demonstrates how to setup mSysGit on Windows and goes through some basic workflow using the Windows Git version, in an attempt to partially dispel rumors that Git is unsupported or difficult to get going on Windows. I assume previous knowledge of Git here - this just shows yo...

I've been getting a lot of feedback on the talk that I gave at RailsConf 2008 and a number of people have requested that I do a voiceover of the slides, so here you go. It's not quite as lively as in person, as I gave the talk at 6:30 in the morning in my living room to my cats, but you get the idea....