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Ralph Johnson discusses the use of Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS)
If you don’t have good architects, big systems will end up as big balls of mud. A lot of companies live with it, but there are certainly big payoffs if you can avoid it. The main problem is that t ... Continue reading »
If you don’t have good architects, big systems will end up as big balls of mud. A lot of companies live with it, but there are certainly big payoffs if you can avoid it. The main problem is that t ... Continue reading »
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