Architecture Articles

Posted on : August 02, 2007
Pace-Layered Application Strategies, Fact or Fiction?
	Analyst house coins new term to explain speed of application requirements and usage ...»

Agile vs. Traditional Business Intelligence: A Hands on Approach
	This fast-paced webinar will show the critical differences between traditional and next-generation BI -- and provide real-world examples demonstrating how next-gen BI can be integrated into corporate apps quickly and inexpensively. Event Date/Time: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 / Time: 11:00 am PT / 2:00 pm ET ...»

Node.js: Doing Rather Well, Actually
	Software gains endorsements from Microsoft and Yahoo! ...»

Bubble, BubbleSort, and Trouble
	Bubblesort was the first sorting algorithm that I ever learned (and I programmed it in COBOL). It is easy to code and simple to understand. ...»

The Need to Rewrite Established Algorithms
	Parallel architectures, like other hardware advances before them, require us to rewrite algorithms and data structures — especially the old standbys that have served us well ...»

Hydra 4 Sharpens Its Teeth, Breathes New Fire
	Major new release for .NET/Delphi cross-platform application framework ...»

Rebuilding the Tower of Hanoi
	Sometimes seemingly serial computations may be coded with parallel algorithms if you can figure out how to present the final results in the proper order. ...»

Windows 8 and Metro: The World Without Browser Plug-ins
	Abandoning plug-ins will make browsers better and coding easier ...»

Welcome to the Parallel Jungle!
	Herb Sutter dives into the repercussions of parallel's reach from mobile devices, to the desktop, to clusters, and — at the highest level of granularity — to the cloud. This welter of different parallel implementations presents significant challenges for programming. The free lunch of sequential programming is well and truly over. ...»

Nvidia Speeds GPU Computations For Geophysicists
	Automated performance for CUDA C/C++/Fortran application acceleration with extra signal processing ...»

Low-Cost, Low-Power Servers Begin Their Ascent
	As the cloud is quickly demonstrating, small, seemingly underpowered servers are quite enough for most development tasks. Buying one of these low-cost, low-power units makes clear how much developer-friendlier they are than datacenter solutions ...»

Developer's Reading List
	The latest books off the press cover code readability, Java performance, hunting for and prying open security defects, game testing, architecture, and even OpenVMS. ...»

Capacitive Coupling Demo


The CoreInfo 3.03 Utility Provides Detailed Intel Instruction Sets
	The newest version of CoreInfo provides a detailed summary of all the instructions sets that the CPUs found on the system support. ...»

Source Code Analysis: Spellchecker-Style
	Klocwork 9.5 is on-the-fly source code analysis ...»

The Shrinking Expanding World of CI
	Continuous integration is undergoing somewhat of a renaissance as continuous delivery (and its sidekick, DevOps) begin to find adoption in many enterprises. Simultaneously, the number of viable CI packages is shrinking quickly. ...»

Booting an Intel Architecture System, Part II: Advanced Initialization
	Once the processor is running and memory has been initialized, timers and devices must be started up and a memory map laid out. Only then, can the OS be loaded. ...»

Linked Lists Are, Like, So Last Century
	Give up your sequential linked lists in favor of tree structures for all of your unordered data when processing that data in parallel. ...»

Supercomputing, The Cloud, Big Data, and NoSQL
	Sometimes technology that has become trendy is a branch on an evolutionary tree; other times it's a revolutionary departure from the long-established status quo. ...»

It's the User
	Historically speaking, the most profound change in the way we build software today is in how we care for the user. ...»

FuseSource Integrates Integration Reserves
	Online subscription center for enterprise developers and architects ...»

The Rise and Fall of Programming Languages in 2011
	As mobile devices become a major development platform, scripting languages are beginning to fall out of favor. ...»

Destructors Considered Harmful
	Allocating dynamic resources may seem hazardous — but freeing them is the real hazard. ...»

Oracle Bakes NetBeans IDE 7.1 For Better UIs
	First IDE to support latest Java specs and JavaFX 2.0 and JDK7 ...»

IDEs Are Dead. Long Live the IDE!
	How will developers' favorite working environments evolve in a cloud-based, post-PC world? ...»

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