Monthly Archives: May 2006

Frameworks becoming Architecture

What’s cool about frameworks is how elegantly they add better granularity and decoupled code. At the same time they force you to split one logic/business concept between different layers – dividing your initial business concept by decoupling it in a different dimension. The best systems are built using great frameworks but the code you write [...]

Rethinking Model-Driven Development

Model-driven development has it’s drawbacks and promises. And most importantly – solutions. This short-essay provides different angle on the problem associated with a feature called round-tring engineering.