#Software Architecture

The article discusses the importance of developing apps for set-top boxes and smart TVs. It describes the Samsung Tizen platform and provides some key insights for success. (...)

R&D projects are often characterised by unclear requirements and unpredictable outputs. However we can still make them successful while combining creative research and value delivery expected by business stakeholders. (...)

Retrieving relevant content from huge volumes of data remains a challenging task. In this blog post, we'll look into a way to query DAM systems more efficiently with the help of Princeton's WordNet. (...)

Working as an architect includes engaging with stakeholders who will often make decisions based on your opinion and advise. What to do if they avoid making decisions? Why some people easily accept your suggestions but ot (...)

In the second post of the "Business Logic Evolution" series we will focus on explainig what is the business logic evolution and give you examples of changes that may occur during the project development. (...)

In this post, we will tell you how do we understand business logic and how it is related to user stories and the rest of the Domain-Driven Design concepts. It starts the series discussing "Business Logic Evolution". (...)

Some say software architects are those who should have answers to technical questions. I’d bet that’s true, but only if we accept some answers to be stupid. Still, having the knowledge to keep a decent smart-to-stupid-an (...)

OSGi as rock-solid base for modular enterprise applications. Unified approach for maintaining application, data and assets. Learn more about Sling framework basics and watch demo. (...)

In the API-driven world, where failures are NOT unexpected, handling errors and adapting to new business requirements have become a challenging and continuous work". Is the new Knot.x feature going to make this process m (...)