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モデリング言語はどのように見えるべきか、これに関してUMLはどのような立場をとるべきか (1)
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Steven Kelly氏とJuha-Pekka Tolvanen氏の著書「Domain Specific Modeling」に基づき、Learning Lispブログの作者Lispy氏が、モデリング言語がどのように見えるべきかについてある考えを発表した。 By Sadek DrobiShared by moaikids (3)Contribute comment -
事件流处理：数据仓库的可伸缩替代品 (1)
onDan Pritchett提出，事件流处理程序有可能成为数据仓库应用的一种替代方案。在他看来，数据仓库在成本、可伸缩性和反应能力上都有很大的缺点。 By Sadek DrobiShared by caoxg (0)Contribute comment
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事件流处理：数据仓库的可伸缩替代品 (1)
onDan Pritchett提出，事件流处理程序有可能成为数据仓库应用的一种替代方案。在他看来，数据仓库在成本、可伸缩性和反应能力上都有很大的缺点。 By Sadek DrobiShared by David Feng (1)Contribute comment
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How a Modeling Language Should Look Like and where UML Stands with Regard to this? (1)
onBased on the book Domain Specific Modeling by S. Kelly and J.-P. Tolvanen, the author of Learning Lisp blog exposed some thoughts on how a modeling language should look like and where UML stands with regard to this. While it appears that UML doesn’t provide enough precision and high enough level of abstraction, another blogger suggests a different approach that may allow its successful use in MDD. By Sadek DrobiShared by Charles Nadeau (0)Contribute comment
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InfoQ: Event Stream Processing: Scalable Alternative to Data Warehouses? (4)
onDan Pritchett suggests that analyzing streams of events using Event Stream Processor could be an interesting alternative solution to data warehousing applications, which have, in his opinion, important downsides in terms of cost, scalability and reactivity. By Sadek DrobiContribute comment
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オピニオン：プログラマの生産性を査定する (2)
onソフトウェア開発の分野では、マネージャがプログラマのパフォーマンスおよびプロジェクトの進捗を正しく評価する必要がある。 By Sadek DrobiShared by nakajiman (1) shin1ogawa (1)Contribute comment
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讨论：衡量程序员的工作效率 (1)
on在软件开发领域中，管理者需要可以测量的度量标准，用以评估程序员的绩效。Shahar Yair 和Steve McConnell探讨的技术集中于代码行数和功能点之上。他们指出了这些方法的限制，并试图定义一些原则，以指导对程序员绩效的分析。 By Sadek DrobiShared by kukoo (0)Contribute comment
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Interview: Simon Peyton Jones on Programming Languages and Research Work (1)
onIn this QCon London 2008 interview, computer scientist and researcher Simon Peyton Jones discusses properties of functional programming languages, and particularly Haskell, that have inspired some features in mainstream languages. He gives his opinion on the issues of syntax and language complexity and talks about some research work on subjects such as data parallelism and transactional memory. By Sadek DrobiShared by Chris Bilson (0)Contribute comment
