The Minds Behind SOAP and XML Web Services – 7 People Redefining Software
Seven protocol designers helped turn XML messaging into SOAP and Web Services, creating a major cross-vendor interoperability stack for enterprise distributed systems.
Seven protocol designers helped turn XML messaging into SOAP and Web Services, creating a major cross-vendor interoperability stack for enterprise distributed systems.
Seven architects and analysts helped establish service-oriented architecture around explicit service contracts, interoperability, messaging, loose coupling, orchestration, and enterprise integration.
Seven practitioners helped turn iterative, feedback-driven software development into the agile movement and its most influential methods.
Seven practitioners helped make automated tests, refactoring, short feedback loops, and incremental design central to everyday software development.
Seven browser pioneers helped evolve the Web client from an editable hypertext viewer into a programmable, standards-driven application runtime.
Seven pioneers helped evolve Internet and Web search from Archie and WebCrawler to Google, HITS, Lucene, and Nutch.
Seven pioneers helped evolve peer-to-peer networking from Napster and Gnutella to Freenet, BitTorrent, and Kademlia.
Seven organizers, technologists, and entrepreneurs helped turn collaborative source development into the globally recognized open-source movement.
Seven pioneers helped evolve online search from FTP indexing and early crawlers into full-text, link-ranked, scalable search engines.
Seven standards, product, OFDM, and WLAN pioneers helped turn wireless local networking into a universal interoperable technology.