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Versioning and SOA--There is no IDog2
Udi discusses the issues around versioning and SOA and how the asynchronous nature of messaging obviates the need for previously accepted interface-based versioning practices.
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Podcast on Autonomous Services and Pub/Sub
Blog post on "The Perils of WSDL first"
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Podcast on Autonomous Services and Pub/Sub
Blog post on "The Perils of WSDL first"
Udi's blog
AskUdi a question and have him answer it on the show.
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