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time to move! Antville is a symatic community but I'm...
Post is THE company which implemented SOA the first time,...
Hypothesis: Since infrastucture code is not part of the domain...
this time It's the content, stupid http://www.joost.com/home?playNow=33l83ke#id=33l83ke
interface. I'm sceptical http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10065136-2.html
gives to the Pattern Movement Look what I've found: A...
Alexander—The pattern language that we began creating in the 1970s...
hill in the morning mist. Nasim Taleb explains the...
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Bringing AI to the interface. I'm sceptical news.cnet.com
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Generative Sequencing is what MDSD gives to the Pattern Movement
Look what I've found:
A generative sequence may be thought of as a second generation pattern language.[sic!]In A Pattern Language, published in 1977, the emphasis is on the patterns themselves .. that is, on the content of the patterns. Al though we intended that the pattern language would be generative, that is, would allow people to generate buildings and building designs, for themselves -- truthfully, this does not happen. The patterns provide many profound ideas, and geometrical "nuggets": which are needed to make the environment work.
But, as written in 1977, they do not actually allow a person to generate a good design, step by step. They do not place the emphasis on morphological unfolding, as they should.
Yet in traditional society, the pattern languages which people had did place the emphasis on morphological unfolding. With the help of the generative sequences (or languages that people had from their culture, they were able to make beautiful and useful things, almost without thinking, because the creative power lay in the generative structure of the language -- and that lay in the sequence in which the steps were to be performed.
The essence of the sequences which we shall introduce on this website, is that they give people power, to make beautiful and workable designs. You do not need to scratch you head. You just need to use the sequence in the right order, and you will good results.
MDSD is ESSENCIALLY such a generator
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A thought on MDSD
Christoper Alexander—
The pattern language that we began creating in the 1970s had other essential features. First, it has a moral component. Second, it has the aim of creating coherence, morphological coherence in the things which are made with it. And third, it is generative: it allows people to create coherence, morally sound objects, and encourages and enables this process because of its emphasis on the coherence of the created whole.
Patterns and MDSD might be nearby standing, what Alexander meant could have to do much more with model drivenness than design patterns.
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Fresh and inspiring as a hill in the morning mist. Nasim Taleb explains the traps of risk evaluation.
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Nach dem hier bin ich irgendwie hungrig auf sich-beteiligen. Vielleicht besuch ja tatsächlich mal das barcamp
Ausserdem hab ich mir mal einen ruck gegeben und den neuen iRex geordert.
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