QUOTATION: Continuous Integration
To make continuous deployment work, teams have to get good at automated monitoring and reacting to business and customer-centric metrics, not just technical metrics From Web Operations
Tag: Web Development
QUOTATION: Release Management
Proper version management, automated build and release management are just as important or even more important for success than program design Zero Investment SOA – Eric Jan Malotaux
PERSPECTIVE: Client Side Technologies Story
Between HTML, XHTML, DOM, Javascript, CSS and DHTML, web development newbies usually get confused. The purpose of this presentation is to illustrate – in a very simple way – the differences and relations between the different technologies
LINK: Scaling websites presentations
A lists of biggest websites scaling presentations http://bit.ly/IragG
LINK: How to Avoid the Top 5 Scale-Out Pitfalls
Quick, straight to the point and very true directions to help you scale out your web site. http://bit.ly/3RuBYL
REVIEW: Web 2.0 Architectures
Good for web entrepreneurs . It illustrates the main concepts and patterns of web 2.0. No real technical value. The first four chapters clarify a lot of concepts and terminologies in Web 2.0 context. I believe the word “architecture” is misleading. “patterns” is more suitable. bottom line, I did not find it interesting. Very … Continue reading REVIEW: Web 2.0 Architectures
REVIEW: High Performance and Even Faster Web Sites
High performance web sites Amazing! both books are really Amazing! Thank you Steve Souders. High Performance Web Sites and Even Faster Web Sites are a must-read for all web developers, designers and archeticts. The books change the way we think about web sites performance as they remove the focus on performance improvement from … Continue reading REVIEW: High Performance and Even Faster Web Sites
PERSPECTIVE: tools change, experience persists
Which programming language do you use to develop applications? A question usually asked by interviewees the first chance they can ask the interviewer for a software development position. Such question, I believe, reflects immaturity and lack of vision and experience. On the other hand, an employer looking for a PHP – or any other specific language – … Continue reading PERSPECTIVE: tools change, experience persists
LINK: Bigger, faster and more reliable websites
An excellent reference for high scalable websites. It contains examples, concepts and references. http://highscalability.com/
PERSPECTIVE: Why SaaS?
3000 new companies a day are signing up world wide. More than 10 million active users in more than 500,000 companies are currently using it. For only $50/individual/annum, it gives you the ability to handle e-mail, Web hosting, calendars, instant messaging, and standard business applications like word processing, spreadsheets and presentations. It is Google apps. … Continue reading PERSPECTIVE: Why SaaS?
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