In my current project we are rewriting a feature-packed Struts application into a single page web app using Backbone and Bootstrap. The need for architectural patterns is becoming more and more evident as the application grows and we realize how many different ways you can use Backbone to do the [...]
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Tags: Backbone, RequireJS, web applications
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(Sorry for writing this up in Swedish – the post is in the context of Swedish e-health. If this moves forwards I’ll wright the next post in english…hrmmm…well.. Swinglish)
Kim Nordlander (SLL) och Åke Rosander (Cehis) presenterade projektet Mina Hälsotjänster under nationella eHälsodagen här om veckan: http://www.nationellehalsa.se/program.html. Ett sätt att dela upp tjänster (i betydelsen IT-stöd) för [...]
Posted in Quality, RESTFul, SOA, Security, eHealth | 4 Comments »
I just read Boris Lublinsky’s article on “Is REST the future for SOA?“.
I think it makes a good job in clarifying that REST and SOA are different architecture styles, rather than merely a choice of protocol. I also like that he discusses the common case where people talk about REST when they actually mean http [...]
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I’m an enterprise architect. My work is to define architectures that span systems, organizations and sometimes countries. Not because architectures become better if they do. No, because business-, enterprise- and pan-european integration projects depend on an agreed abstraction (in the sense of frameworks) of IT so that focus can shift from plumbing to system-level design. [...]
Posted in Agile, Architecture, Dynamic languages, SOA | 2 Comments »
I recently got the opportunity to do a spike on a RESTful web services interface and decided to use JAX-RS and the reference implementation Jersey to do the prototyping. The term REST was coined by Roy Fielding in his Ph.D. dissertation back in 2000. There is lot’s of material on the web regarding REST and [...]
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I’m currently working on a project where we, despite its many drawbacks, have decided to use the “BankId” solution to authenticate our users. But this is not the whole truth; since not all Swedish banks have agreed on using BankId we have to use three different solutions in order to cover (most) users: BankId, Nordea [...]
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