Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
I was recently working on a presentation and putting together a diagram in Powerpoint, when it occurred to me that the diagram was quickly turning into something familiar, a UML Context Diagram. Why was this realization important enough that I decided to write a blog about it? Looking back through my career history, it’s not […]
I’ve been reviewing the FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources, http://www.hl7.org/fhir) specification and they have an interesting concept called a compartment. Per the spec: Each resource may belong to one or more logical compartments. A compartment is a logical grouping of resources which share a common property. Compartments have two principal roles: Function as an access […]
I had an interesting conversation with some colleagues around resource design that I thought would be helpful to share. The starting point was a simple question: Should price generation be a HTTP POST or HTTP GET? There’s solid reasoning for either of them. Let’s start with HTTP GET. From a consumer’s perspective, a GET probably […]