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Intel® Parallel Universe Portal - Home Page on 2009-11-19
Dr. Dobb's | Amazon Web Services Announces SDK for .NET | November 12, 2009 on 2009-11-19
The Joel on Software Discussion Group - Rails' Ridiculous Restrictions, a Rant on 2009-11-19
Ruby at ThoughtWorks on 2009-11-19
InfoQ: Why Would a .NET Programmer Learn Ruby on Rails? on 2009-11-19
Shindig Blog - Careerious - Ruby and Rails vs. C#/.NET on 2009-11-19
PullMonkey Projects: Open Flash Chart Plugin for Ruby on Rails - Graphs on 2009-11-17
Roundup: 15 Free Must-Install Programs for Your New PC on 2009-11-16
Auslogics - Download Auslogics Disk Defrag on 2009-11-16
Nati Shalom's Blog: Lessons from Pat Helland: Life Beyond Distributed Transactions on 2009-11-14
- In order to avoid distributed transactions you must:
- Create/rearrange your object model using entities (objects with IDs), in a such a way that most of your state changes will happen inside the boundaries of a single entity. a change to a single entity is atomic.
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- - For those changes that exceed the boundaries of one entity, changes will not be atomic and the final desired change will be achieved using a sequence of atomic changes, every change request (activity) MUST be implemented to be idempotent because of the chance of retransmitting due to failures.
  - To accomplish idem-potency of your activities (actions/methods) the entity itself SHOULD hold a history of committed activities per source(entity).

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