[Dcphp-dev] What do you think of this article?
Keith Casey
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Mon Feb 26 11:46:25 EST 2007
On 2/26/07, Ed Holzinger <holzingere at washpost.com> wrote:
> Lots of rules and theories about best practices (I always want to
> ask, WHOSE best practices??) are great, until you are so wrapped up
> in process and procedure that you end up like the Java-only shops
Ugh... That's the core of my arguement against the SOAP/WS-* specs...
they took what are generally good ideas - being able to exchange data
in a relatively language agnostic way - implemented a version and then
handed it off to the enterprise geeks and salesmen.
That said, there are a number of "best practices" that enable
portability across systems, multi-language support, readability,
multi-db support, and generally improve maintenance. In this case,
the "Whose?" would be "generally accepted"... and generally, I'm one
of them... for v1.1. ;)
kc
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