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From: Freddie C. F. <ku...@cp...> - 2007-06-10 22:19:25
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CAON Now Holds 12 Environmental Patents! Investors Respond! Chan-On International Inc. Symbol: CAON Close: $0.72 UP 4.35% CAON acquires Harbin Hongbo and its 12 patents. This company's new direction was released in a fact sheet Friday. Investors are already jumping all over it. Read the release and get all over CAON first thing Monday! This alternative came in form of a domain language. It seems that there is simply not much left to say about objects these days. Creating simpler, more purpose-built languages could help make integrations a little easier. In our example, all we needed was a simple user ID and password. The principle behind the shift in responsibility is once again tied to the concept of coupling. Raising a Structure Traditional application design using object-oriented methods tends to focus on the structural aspects of the solution over the modes of interaction. Data types are limited to strings and integers. Method calls are pretty cheap and any issues related to the interaction of two objects are easily resolved. So are non-event-based systems for losers? So the system used "C" for navigation and the domain language for scraping. It is important to keep in mind that these channel operations are not tied to a specific class as is the case in object-oriented approaches. A friend of mine, who was involved in the CORBA spec work, once claimed that the "OMG takes over good work and ruins it". Ivan Moore wrote Jester, which performs Java mutation testing. Brian showed a list of items spanning two slides that should be accessible as objects. Winter also tends to be busy because slide material for the developer conferences in Spring are due. Experience shows that this time tends to be a lot shorter than anticipated. Keep the syntax simple. However, the price is often readability. I think Dragos' Orchestration Patterns might give us some better appreciation for these types of features. Let's look at a few obvious choices: A very simple approach assigns each component its own channel. All content is available under the Creative Commons license, which in essence allows free reuse as long a the source is referenced. A friend of mine, who was involved in the CORBA spec work, once claimed that the "OMG takes over good work and ruins it". We talk about new book projects, share review drafts and bounce ideas back and forth. If any component needs something related to credit it would send a message to that channel. The essence is a mental shift away from code that is easy to write to code that is easy to read. Classes tend to be rather fine-grained so that the structure composed of the individual elements is often the key design artifact. If we make a mess, we clean it up. Since we are talking times now we need to introduce the concept of time zones. |