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We fixed the last of the beta-blockers and TestMaker 5 will be released on
Monday. We are now working on release notes and tutorials.
I am planning to record a screencast to show TestMaker 4 users the changes
and improvements in TestMaker 5. Below is the draft script that I came up
with. Feel free to comment and offer changes and improvements. I am also
thinking that this script will become part of the tutorial documents that
come with TestMaker 5.
Welcome To The PushToTest TestMaker Version 5 Screencast. I am Frank Cohen,
the founder and CEO of PushToTest.
PushToTest TestMaker is a platform for Service Oriented Architecture (SOA),
Web service, and Web application governance and test automation. PushToTest
TestMaker 5 delivers ease-of-use improvements... (more)
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A blog by Jason English at iTKO has me bothered. Jason praises an analyst
report from ZapThink's Jason Bloomberg titled Divorcing SOA from Web
Services. Neither iTKO nor ZapThink seem to get the vision behind SOA and Web
services.
The IT industry has a long way to go to serve enterprises and organizations
needing to well manage their efforts through information systems.... (more)
Here we're going to show a FastSOA mid-tier service and data caching
architecture applied in three real-world scenarios. The scenarios show how to
accelerate SOA performance and mitigate performance problems through mid-tier
service caching, native XML persistence, and mid-tier data transformation,
aggregation, and federation.
Three Use Cases and the FastSOA Pattern
FastSOA is an appropri... (more)
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I will be teaching a one day course on AJAX at the SOA World Conference in
New York on June 27, 2007. Details are at http://ajaxbootcamp.sys-con.com/.
Click here to register
I will also be leading a session on XML and SOA performance optimization
using test automation. The session will include a demonstration of the new
PushToTest TestMaker Version 5
-Frank
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Today is US Independence day and I stopped at the Apple store to see the
iPhone, and ask questions about the new MacBook Pro. I wanted to see the
iPhone in person to learn what I should expect from mobile phone people
interaction and feature sets. And I wanted to learn which MacBook Pro model
I'll be upgrading to in the next few weeks.
iPhone is beautiful. It is smaller... (more)