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Monday, May 17, 2004
.NET: Objects and Components and Services, Oh My!
Michael Platt talks about the differences between objects and components. I think he has a good defintion of the differences between objects and components. And, then applies the same analogy in comparing models and services.
There's been a lot of talk lately about model-driven development. And, there's no end to discussion about the forth-coming Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), so it would be most helpful if people kept these straight.
It looks like Mike likes to taunt other architects with these metaphysical questions.
There's been a lot of talk lately about model-driven development. And, there's no end to discussion about the forth-coming Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), so it would be most helpful if people kept these straight.
It looks like Mike likes to taunt other architects with these metaphysical questions.
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