Meta-Data and Scaling Software Projects

November 15, 2010

Last week Joe Yoder and I presented, “When Should You Consider Meta-Architectures?” at QCon San Francisco. We were speaking in the Design at Scale track organized by Michael Feathers. Michael didn’t give us a compelling introduction (in daily overview he said we’d be talking about some older but still useful technologies). So I was pleasantly [...]

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More Conferences and Adaptive Object Model Open Source Examples

November 11, 2010

I’ve recently returned from SPLASH 2010 and QCon 2010 held in San Francisco. Both conferences rewarded me with the opportunity to meet and greet plenty of AOM supporters. I was fortunate enough to host a tutorial named: Rulemakers and Toolmakers: Adaptive Object Models as Agile Division of Labor with Rebecca Wirfs-Brock. Adaptive Object Model Tutorial [...]

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A Summer and Fall Conference Tour

October 7, 2010

Recently I flew to Brazil to present a talk on AOMs at SugarLoaf PLoP. I did this talk/tutorial with Rebecca Wirfs-Brock.  Afterward, I attended the CBSoft conference in Salvador Brazil to talk about Architecture, including the most predominate software architecture deployed to date; Big Balls of Mud. This included looking at how Agile relates to [...]

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Welcome to Adaptive Object Model

January 13, 2010

Adaptive Object Models research and implementation has been a passion of mine for a long time, so it was only natural that I build the domain based on this interest. The AOM site has evolved through the years, to its current iteration. I’m excited to begin blogging about Adaptive Object Model development, research, and implementation. [...]

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