My web services course is winding down, so I should have more time for posting in the coming weeks. I gave my final lecture last week on Best Practices in Service Oriented Architecture. Adam Bosworth also came out on Thursday and gave a great guest lecture on the future of web services. Now that he's at google not doing web services, it was fun to force him to weigh in on the area where he is sorely missed. Next week is the final class where students present their impressive array of web services projects. I'll miss Thursday evenings on campus spewing my random pontifications on web services.
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December 04, 2004
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