I'm constantly amazed at the great information our developerWorks authors produce on such a consistent basis. To prove that point, here are the latest articles from the past week that have gone live on developerWorks Rational:
Develop reliable software with DevOps
By: Bob Aiello, Consultant and Technical editor, CM Best Practices Consulting (Division of Yellow Spider, Inc) and Leslie Sachs, COO, Yellow Spider, Inc.
Bob Aiello and Leslie Sachs teach you how to create reliable systems using principles and practices that are emerging as part of DevOps.
Products: IBM Rational Requirements Composer, IBM Rational Focal Point
Top 10 modeling hints: #7 Requirements models help you avoid early and expensive defects
By: Bruce Douglass, Rational Chief Evangelist, Systems Engineering, IBM
Bruce Douglass shows you how to make requirements that are more complete, more correct, more precise, and more accurate.
Products: IBM Rational Rhapsody, IBM Rational System Architect, IBM Rational Software Architect
A macro-pattern for public sector systems architecture
By: Jan K. Gravesen, Executive Architect, IBM
Jan Graveson gives you a common systems architecture pattern to help you accelerate the design of new systems architectures for the public sector.
Product: IBM Rational System Architect
JazzHub: Collborate in the cloud in less than 10 minutes
By: Jean-Louis Maréchaux, Worldwide Technical Enablement Lead, IBM and Fariz Saracevic, Lifecycle Scenario Architect, IBM
Jean-Louis Maréchaux and Fariz Saracevic take you on a tour of Jazz Hub in this scenario-based article. With Jazz Hub your team will quickly and easily collaborate on projects.
What's new in IBM Rational Application Developer V9.0 Portal Tools
By: Mansi Gaba, Staff Software Engineer, IBM
Mansi Gaba introduces you to the new and enhanced features. Support for jQuery tooling, the Maven framework, Mac OS, and simplified Dojo mobile view creation are some of the top improvements.
Product: IBM Rational Application Developer
Top 10 modeling hints: #8 Napkin models are a good way to start a conversation, but a terrible way to end one
By: Bruce Douglass, Rational Chief Evangelist, Systems Engineering, IBM
Don't risk a failed system from imprecise thinking sketched on a napkin. #8 in Bruce Douglass's top 10 modeling hints series helps you move from lightweight to high-fidelity models.
Products: IBM Rational Rhapsody, IBM Rational System Architect, IBM Rational Software Architect
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