February 2014
Beginner to intermediate
432 pages
14h 52m
English
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Moving data around is the crux of integration. Precious time spent authoring WSDLs, writing JMS consumers, or struggling with a vendor’s obtuse API paradoxically contributes little value to an application. It instead has the opposite effect: burning you out writing code that doesn’t contribute to solving the business issue at hand. Even when such code is trivially developed, implementations will still differ across projects and between teams. This increases the difficulty when bringing developers up to speed or when developers move between teams. Developers ...
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