July 2011
- Tools for effectively delivering and testing mobile web
- Simple techniques for testing and obtaining performance
- Several new approaches to business intelligence
- Continued emphasis on continuous delivery and web based architectures
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continuous delivery(not the same as continuous deployment, which means deploying every change to production)
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infrastructure as code
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evolutionary architecture
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event API
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Procedure oriented integration
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thoughtful caching(深思熟虑的缓存)
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simple performance trending
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evolutionary database
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Automated database deployment
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manual infrastructure management（All of these activities, if not fully automated, should at least be scripted and repeatable across environments.）
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feature branching
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progressive enhancement
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Event sourcing is an approach to thinking about persistent data where the primary record is a log of all events that make updates
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Decision driven business intelligence
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Iterative data warehousing
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Data visualizations
- Infrastructure as code：Network switch, firewall and load balancer configuration can be infrastructure as code, and even changed at runtime
- Sonar
- code in configuration
- Test Load Balancer (TLB)
- Backbone.js
- Git
- version control systems with “implicit workflow“
- jQuery Mobile
- Selenium 2 mobile tests（to run the same acceptance tests on iOS, Android and Blackberry）
- cross platform mobile toolkits
- NoSQL
- Open source BI tools
- New Relic
- Powershell
- Gradle
- Mobile web => adopt
- offline mobile web applications
- Tablet devices
- Ubiquitous computing
- OAuth
- AWS
- Cloud Foundry
- Heroku is a beautifully simple Platform as a Service (PaaS).
- Java Portal Server
- GWT
- WS-* stack
- HTML5
- clojure
- Coffeescript
- business logic in stored procedures (Programming languages commonly used to implement stored procedures lack expressiveness, are difficult to test, and discourage clean modular design)