I’ve been meaning to contribute to open source for some time. I really didn’t have anything particularly in mind to what I wanted to publish. However, I’ve been dealing with varying degree of integration complexity to some of my application environments at the office. Inevitably, someone would scratch their head for several minutes trying to figure out why something failed only to realize that it was due to an external dependency. Needless to say, a simple tool that would provide a holistic view of the system could have saved them some pain. This could then be expanded to other environments: shared…
Tag: <span>Infrastructure</span>
One of the biggest benefits to building anything in .NET is that, in relatively short time, a fully functioning application can be built using Visual Studio. Had a similar application were to be built using Java, a lot of ramp-up time would be required for what I would call “core infrastructure”, something that’s handled very well by Visual Studio. As a developer, you can start coding right away. And yes, I’m aware of AppFuse. I’ve used it in the past and it does address a lot of these ramp-up efforts. But, I’ll leave that discussion for another time. One of…