A look at ''Service Design Patterns'': Q&A with Rob Daigneau

A look at ''Service Design Patterns'': Q&A with Rob Daigneau

As mobile, cloud and SaaS platforms continue to spread, enterprise architects and developers increasingly turn to Web services to meet diverse information needs. But when it comes to designing those Web services, things have changed. Development team leaders face difficult decisions as they ponder use of REST and SOAP in special cases. Recently, SearchSOA.com’s Jack Vaughan spoke with Rob Daigneau, whose new book Service Design Patterns offers solutions to the most common service design challenges—from how to create service APIs to addressing problematic latency. Rob has served in such prominent positions as director of architecture for Monster.com and manager of applications development at Fidelity Investments. He now holds the post of director of server applications for BlueMetal Architects.

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This was first published in February 2012

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