Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Way Forward in 2007
I am not the right person to predict the way forward in 2007. During last quarter, I got little time to go through buzzwords. Hope, I will find some way to reduce meetings in this year.
I hope that Architect's world and I will understand the basic principles better in 2007 and onwards -
1) Loose coupling and Reuse - Will adopt SOA to push loose coupling and reuse.
2) Abstraction - Add more XML files to abstract things.
3) Layered architecture – Vertical silos will break to give way to horizontal layered architecture in different domains.
4) Segregation of concerns - Cross cutting open sources like Acegi will gain momentum.
5) Cohesion - More companies will consolidate/merge to make impact especially small companies working in niche areas.
6) DRY - Move from code reuse to component reuse to service reuse.
7) Add more indirections - More virtualizations at different layers like Data and Servers.
I hope that Architect's world and I will understand the basic principles better in 2007 and onwards -
1) Loose coupling and Reuse - Will adopt SOA to push loose coupling and reuse.
2) Abstraction - Add more XML files to abstract things.
3) Layered architecture – Vertical silos will break to give way to horizontal layered architecture in different domains.
4) Segregation of concerns - Cross cutting open sources like Acegi will gain momentum.
5) Cohesion - More companies will consolidate/merge to make impact especially small companies working in niche areas.
6) DRY - Move from code reuse to component reuse to service reuse.
7) Add more indirections - More virtualizations at different layers like Data and Servers.
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