If you ever tried registering applications in Azure, you have probably seen the term “implicit flow”. I’ve seen it a few times, and, finally, I’ve figured I need to get to the bottom of it. What I ended up with is the post below – it’s not meant to cover OAuth in details, but it… Read More »
This is a continuation of the original “finding software design patterns in the normal world” challenge. For this one, let’s have a look at the proxy and decorator patterns. The difference between those two seems to be more conceptual than structural. For example, let’s say we have a soldier who can fire. Let’s put that soldier… Read More »
I was always a little too lazy to really learn all those software design patterns, and it’s probably time to fill the gaps. However, there would be no fun in re-writing the definitions of the design patterns again and again.. I figured a little challenge might help. How about trying to find software design patterns in… Read More »
I am surprised how software architecture discipline is suffering from the lack of self-identity, so I’m going to rant about it in this post.. just for the record, there will be no yet another definition of what software architecture is below. Why do I think there is a problem with the software architecture discipline? Let’s… Read More »
There are Dynamics CRM consultants- they do CRM consulting. There are Dynamics CRM developers – they do development. There are, also, Dynamics CRM Architects. What do they do? Here is a sample description of one of the actual CRM Architect positions: Deep Know-how and proven record of applying CRM in one or more industries; experience… Read More »