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Automating Cognition
Cognition is defined as “the set of all mental abilities and processes related to knowledge: attention, memory & working memory, judgement & evaluation, reasoning & “computation”, problem...
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OAuth Server and Bearer Token Size Limit
I was building an OAuth Server using the Microsoft stack of OWIN components and learned that it is not good to keep adding an indefinite number of claims to the bearer token returned by the OAuth...
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Are APIs Semantics?
There is a blog post Thinking Outside-In: How APIs Fulfill the Original Promise of Service Oriented Architecture by Anders Jensen-Waud. A comment on LinkedIn referencing this article asked if “APIs by...
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Analysis of The Rising Value of APIs
I read MuleSoft’s whitepaper The Rising Value of APIs: Predictions for 2016 today. Below are some of my thoughts from my own experiences in commercial software development. IoT in 2016 I agree APIs...
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B4B – Reinventing the Customer-Supplier Relationship – Book Review
I just finished reading B4b: How Technology and Big Data Are Reinventing the Customer-Supplier Relationship and it helped me understand the company I’ve been working for and others in the industry. One...
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The Philosophy of World Class Commercial Software Devs
What’s the difference between software developers that are great and those that are ordinary? One of the things that I have noticed and tried to emulate, as if some of these great software developers...
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The Point is To Do What is Desired, Not What is Requested
As a software creator I have learned many lessons over the years. The one I learned early on from my mentors and practice daily, is to do what is desired, not simply what is requested. This means...
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Software Development as an Economic-Cooperative Game
I was reading “The End of Software Engineering and the Start of Economic-Cooperative Gaming” by Alistair Cockburn. These two paragraphs frame software development in a different way as an...
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