Comments for Semantics of Software Architecture http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives Wed, 29 Feb 2012 12:42:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Part 1 by Agile India 2012 | Semantics of Software Architecture http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=343&cpage=1#comment-1006 Agile India 2012 | Semantics of Software Architecture Wed, 29 Feb 2012 12:42:10 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=343#comment-1006 [...] Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Agile discipline’s emphasis on quick wins, showing something up and running and then iterating from there often leads to functional stories getting priority over the quality attributes of a system. These qualities (e.g. modifiability, configurability and manageability) get pushed out to later releases leading to expensive refactoring (aka technical debt). [...] [...] Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Agile discipline’s emphasis on quick wins, showing something up and running and then iterating from there often leads to functional stories getting priority over the quality attributes of a system. These qualities (e.g. modifiability, configurability and manageability) get pushed out to later releases leading to expensive refactoring (aka technical debt). [...]

]]> Comment on Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Part 2 by Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Part 1 | Semantics of Software Architecture http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=345&cpage=1#comment-1005 Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Part 1 | Semantics of Software Architecture Wed, 29 Feb 2012 12:34:41 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=345#comment-1005 [...] multiple stakeholder concerns and transform these into features realizing business value. In part 2, I will talk about how to organize these stakeholders’ perspectives into an agile release plan by [...] [...] multiple stakeholder concerns and transform these into features realizing business value. In part 2, I will talk about how to organize these stakeholders’ perspectives into an agile release plan by [...]

]]> Comment on Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Part 1 by Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Part 2 | Semantics of Software Architecture http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=343&cpage=1#comment-1004 Whose View is it Anyway? Addressing Multiple Stakeholder Concerns – Part 2 | Semantics of Software Architecture Wed, 29 Feb 2012 12:32:26 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=343#comment-1004 [...] the first post, we discussed applying Supportability Framework to convert ambiguous stakeholder concerns into [...] [...] the first post, we discussed applying Supportability Framework to convert ambiguous stakeholder concerns into [...]

]]> Comment on A library of techniques – #1 performance by Munish K Gupta http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=334&cpage=1#comment-955 Munish K Gupta Tue, 20 Sep 2011 04:14:49 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=334#comment-955 I had blogged about similar topic earlier on building hi-performance applications. Do check it out here - http://www.techspot.co.in/2011/06/building-high-performance-applications.html I had blogged about similar topic earlier on building hi-performance applications. Do check it out here – http://www.techspot.co.in/2011/06/building-high-performance-applications.html

]]> Comment on Musings:“Your Ignorance is my Wisdom” – update on Web3.0 by ChenSun http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=311&cpage=1#comment-899 ChenSun Wed, 23 Feb 2011 10:04:40 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=311#comment-899 Thank you for your post, it's very useful to me, esp. on the knowledge about semantics and ontology... Then, i want urgently to read the articles you've written and also supplied through the links to download. But, i can't download the latter two articles: "The pursuit and power of meaning" "The Silent Orchestra" So, could you please send these two articles to me? Here is my email: Chen.Sunny.010@gmail.com Looking forward for your reply. Thank you very much! Thank you for your post, it’s very useful to me, esp. on the knowledge about semantics and ontology…
Then, i want urgently to read the articles you’ve written and also supplied through the links to download.
But, i can’t download the latter two articles:
“The pursuit and power of meaning”
“The Silent Orchestra”

So, could you please send these two articles to me?
Here is my email:
Chen.Sunny.010@gmail.com

Looking forward for your reply.
Thank you very much!

]]> Comment on Abstraction, Pattern Recognition and Problem Solving by Nalij http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=14&cpage=1#comment-895 Nalij Mon, 31 Jan 2011 02:37:18 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/blog23/?p=14#comment-895 Great Article!! Great Article!!

]]> Comment on Getting a Handle on Creativity by Nalij http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=9&cpage=1#comment-894 Nalij Sun, 30 Jan 2011 18:08:21 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/blog23/?p=9#comment-894 This kind of thinking is brilliant! I really appreciate you taking the time to break down these wonderful concepts for the rest of us who have yet to understand them otherwise! This kind of thinking is brilliant! I really appreciate you taking the time to break down these wonderful concepts for the rest of us who have yet to understand them otherwise!

]]> Comment on Bhagavad-Gita or Budda-Gita? by Nagaraju Pappu http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=25&cpage=1#comment-890 Nagaraju Pappu Fri, 07 Jan 2011 04:57:33 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/blog23/?p=25#comment-890 Venkat: Thanks for the comment. If I look back after four years, I must say it is a very childish and highly un-informed article. Over the last three years, I have come to know that there is so much history to the Mahabharata as a text -- its various versions, the recensions and there are tons of thoroughly researched articles on this.. It is well known that Gita was not 'vyasa-proktam' (meaning, not written by Vyasa himself). Mahabharata itself went though many changes/additions/and major "releases" -- i am not competent to provide a thorough analysis of this very vast controversy. Venkat: Thanks for the comment. If I look back after four years, I must say it is a very childish and highly un-informed article. Over the last three years, I have come to know that there is so much history to the Mahabharata as a text — its various versions, the recensions and there are tons of thoroughly researched articles on this.. It is well known that Gita was not ‘vyasa-proktam’ (meaning, not written by Vyasa himself). Mahabharata itself went though many changes/additions/and major “releases” — i am not competent to provide a thorough analysis of this very vast controversy.

]]> Comment on A Natural Genius – Part 1 by Nagaraju Pappu http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=24&cpage=1#comment-889 Nagaraju Pappu Fri, 07 Jan 2011 04:21:37 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/blog23/?p=24#comment-889 Dasaradh: As you rightly pointed out, the objective of this post is to pay tribute to one of my teachers - it was not intended to be a biographical article. May be some other time :) Dasaradh: As you rightly pointed out, the objective of this post is to pay tribute to one of my teachers – it was not intended to be a biographical article. May be some other time :)

]]> Comment on A Natural Genius – Part 1 by dasaradh http://www.canopusconsulting.com/canopusarchives/?p=24&cpage=1#comment-888 dasaradh Thu, 06 Jan 2011 22:56:02 +0000 http://www.canopusconsulting.com/blog23/?p=24#comment-888 Hmm .. Sastry garu may be great for sure, but sorry to say that this article could not provide any information on his great works except praising him. Hmm .. Sastry garu may be great for sure, but sorry to say that this article could not provide any information on his great works except praising him.

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