InfoQ features an interview with the authors and a review of a new book on “Applied SOA”, as well as a sample chapter for download. Among the authors is Boris Lublinsky, one of InfoQ’s SOA editors.
JJ Dubray has reviewed ”Applied SOA”, a new book written by Michael Rosen, InfoQ Editor Boris Lublinsky, Kevin Smith and Marc Balcer. Before presenting his thorough review, he talked to the authors about their experiences with large-scale SOA implementations, including the major hurdles in SOA introduction, the problem with lack of skills, and their assessment of SOA’s maturity.
According to JJ,
Applied SOA represent a complete introduction to SOA with practical steps to set up an organization capable of delivering complex service oriented solutions.
Check out the interview and review and the free sample chapter on ”Getting Started with SOA”.
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Excellent
by Mahesh Chalil,
Re: Excellent
by Mahesh Chalil,
Truly Excellent Material
by Roger Kohler,
Excellent
by Mahesh Chalil,
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Couldn't be better. Very much looking forward to have this book in my shelf which almost addresses every question I was asking myself as an SOA Architect and was referring so many articles and documentations across the internet. One in all. Good one.
-Mahesh
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I meant to say "All in One":-)
-Mahesh
Truly Excellent Material
by Roger Kohler,
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I bought the book and cannot believe the gold-mine of information! I was very impressed with the concrete approach to each topic. It seems unlikely that a single book could cover so much so comprehensively, but it really is an "All in One" type of resource.
Great job, guys! -Roger