Resource-Oriented Computing with NetKernel: Taking REST Ideas to the Next Level
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (833 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1449322522 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 246 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Take resource-oriented computing out for a spin with this hands-on introduction to NetKernel, and discover how ROC can improve the way you design and implement software and software systems. By using NetKernel to create and then string simple services together, you can develop complex systems that scale as easily as the Internet does. Learn how ROC’s new approach combines core ideas from the REST architectural style with the Unix development model. Author Tom Geudens helps you create several NetKernel modules right away, and then walks you through the results to demonstrate their effectiveness.Create, test, and document Netkernel modules from scratchLearn the basic principles of ROC’s abstract com
That Christmas Santa brought a MSX homecomputer, the choice was made. About the AuthorAt the age of 15, Tom Geudens' parents gave him a choice. At twenty and with a Bachelor in IT under his belt, he joined the IT department of Colruyt, a Belgian retailer specialized in 'Lowest Price' and doing this through automation. Either become a baker or go into IT. He has worked with technologies from PL/1 through HPUX and Linux, and battled distributed applications development and configuration management issues.
Either become a baker or go into IT. At twenty and with a Bachelor in IT under his belt, he joined the IT department of Colruyt, a Belgian retailer specialized in 'Lowest Price' and doing this through automation. At the age of 15, Tom Geudens' parents gave him a choice. He has worked with technologies from PL/1 through
Hernan Garcia said An entertainment book on a very different approach to programming. This book was my first exposure to Resource Oriented Computing and NetKernel.Tom Geudens does a good job introducing a very different way to approach programming.The first three chapters will get you started with building and (somehow) understanding what a module is and how is create