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Software architectures / Tutorials / Web development
by Amal · Published October 17, 2017 · Last modified June 9, 2021
As noted in the previous post – Introduction to n-tier architectures – I am following up with this tutorial on ASP.NET where we’ll introduce the framework, its components and how to use it. Passing by this article you will find … Read More
As a follow up to the previous posts/tutorials about software architectures, this post is an introduction to what multitier architectures are, when to opt for them and the different ways in which they are implemented. It’s also an introductory … Read More
Software architectures / Tutorials
by Amal · Published August 2, 2017 · Last modified September 23, 2020
We’ll follow up with the SOA architechture/Restful webservices tutorials series. After learning what SOA architecure is, what Restful APIs are and how to build and consume one, we’ll pass to setting a restful webservice for cruds operations. We’ll be … Read More
In this tutorial we’ll use the JAX-RS Client API to consume the sample RESTfull web service created in the previous tutorial on Creating and deploying RESTful Web Services with JAX-RS .
Software architectures / Tutorials
by Amal · Published July 3, 2017 · Last modified September 23, 2020
In the Basics of RESTful web services post I provided you in theory with how does REST APIs work. Starting from this tutorial, we’ll go through that in practice. First, we’ll create and deploy a simple REST web service using … Read More
As explained on the previous Service-Oriented architecture and web services article, conceptually, web services are software components provided through a network-accessible endpoint,
If you would ask ” what SOA is ? ” you would likely receive two very different, possibly conflicting, answers. Some relate it to the use of Web Services and WSDL, although other technologies like CORBA and DCOM existed a … Read More
Software development projects go through a set of steps or phases that provide a model for their development. These are called a Software development lifecycle (SDLC). The intent of a SDLC process is to help produce software that … Read More
