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Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to Enterprise Software Design, Part 6 Publish Date: Feb. 25, 2005
So far, Adam Behringer has covered an enterprise software architecture based on a flexible hub that stores and vends data to a number of cross-platform tools and apps using a standard XML spoke. In this final installment, he shows you how to use web services to pull weather information out of the database hub and chart the data using Perl and AppleScript.
Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to Enterprise Software Design, Part 5 Publish Date: Sep. 17, 2004
So far, Adam Behringer has covered an enterprise software architecture based on a flexible "hub" that stores and vends data to a number of cross-platform tools and apps using a standard XML "spoke." In this fifth installment, he shows you how to build (with Cocoa) a client module that will work with the XML data.
Easy Code Documentation with Xcode Publish Date: Aug. 27, 2004
As a developer, you must not only use documentation but also provide it for your own code if you want to make it usable to others. Providing up-to-date and easy-to-navigate API documentation is a big step toward making your code accessible and useful. If you are a Mac developer, you can leverage the power of Xcode so that it requires minimal effort to create good documentation. Adam Behringer shows you how.
Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to Enterprise Software Design, Part 4 Publish Date: Jul. 30, 2004
The "hub" of most enterprise software systems is a database. However, getting the information from the database to all of the applications that need it and then back again can be a challenge. Here in part four of his ongoing series, Adam Behringer shows you how.
Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to Enterprise Software Design, Part 3 Publish Date: Jun. 18, 2004
In his previous two articles, Adam Behringer described how to build a flexible enterprise database. Here, in part three of this series, he shows how XML can provide great flexibility for database output applied to other applications.
Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to Enterprise Software Design, Part 2 Publish Date: May. 21, 2004
In his second installment of Enterprise Software Design, Adam Behringer walks you through the design of a database that works today, and more importantly, down the road as business needs change.
Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to Enterprise Software Design Publish Date: May. 4, 2004
The essence of the digital hub is that there is one entity that stores data, and many modules connected to the hub and to each other through the hub. This hub-and-spoke architecture works well to solve many business problems, where you have many users doing many different tasks based around one set of data. Adam Behringer explains how to apply these concepts to effective enterprise software design.
