Architectural layers

Summary: Abstracting IT functions and services into service layers is a great idea, but don't over do it, as Geek & Poke's Oliver Widder reminds us....From Geek & Poke, http://geekandpoke.

By Joe McKendrick for Service Oriented | March 6, 2011 -- 06:47 GMT (22:47 PST)

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Abstracting IT functions and services into service layers is a great idea, but don't over do it, as Geek & Poke's Oliver Widder reminds us....

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RE: Architectural layers

yes, I agree with layers. You have to think a lot before you define an architecture to the system. Most of the time I provide layered architecture. This includes the mobile projects that I handle on day to day basis. Overdosing layered architecture could kill performance and later manageability of the product for good number of systems. :-)

Ram U

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