I still have very little idea what an SOA is. So much "information" in 6 minutes, yet it feels like it was mostly buzzwords, and with no examples. I just looked up SOA on Wikipedia and learned more in 30 seconds than I did watching this whole vid :-|
I can agree with Srikanth that there is a lot of information. Each word and sentence was artfully crafted to be concise with the message trying to be communicated. The problem is that the message was junk. At least in the sense that I was expecting a Programming view of Service-Oriented Architecture, which focused on MicroServices, Scalability, Design, and other Programming practices. Not as much as what the CEO thinks, which I couldn't care less about. True that SOA helps align code with business responsibilities, and makes an Agile environment sustainable. I guess the issue is that this video seems to have a target of the C-Level business people, but has the structure (and boringness) that is typical for technical people. There was 0 technical content here, and I'm not even sure the information-rich content was even relevant for anything.
I think everyone has an idea of what SOA is, but why don't you give examples.....Maybe ESB??????? other Examples would make the video much more informative...
Not very good. No examples, and no talk of ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) which is the bread and butter of SOA. I would try to get more feedback and developer interaction for future videos.
I immediately hate this video because of the computer voice. I'm going to try to power through the next 354 million microseconds, each which seems like a pounding in my head.
I hate videos like this. Not so much the video as the people who made them. They are making a video for the sake of having a video for "visual learners" but have no intent on making the content entertaining or memorable. We learned things, by accident, from Bill Nye 25+ years ago that we remember today. Those who follow the entertaining education blueprint have the biggest followers and "students" who want to learn. Is the point to get the information across the clearest, most engaging way possible...or to check a box and make a video with the information in it? If it's the latter, you succeeded.
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I was wondering why there wasn't even a single comment ! It's so detailed , So informative !
I still have very little idea what an SOA is. So much "information" in 6 minutes, yet it feels like it was mostly buzzwords, and with no examples. I just looked up SOA on Wikipedia and learned more in 30 seconds than I did watching this whole vid :-|
I can agree with Srikanth that there is a lot of information. Each word and sentence was artfully crafted to be concise with the message trying to be communicated.
The problem is that the message was junk. At least in the sense that I was expecting a Programming view of Service-Oriented Architecture, which focused on MicroServices, Scalability, Design, and other Programming practices. Not as much as what the CEO thinks, which I couldn't care less about.
True that SOA helps align code with business responsibilities, and makes an Agile environment sustainable. I guess the issue is that this video seems to have a target of the C-Level business people, but has the structure (and boringness) that is typical for technical people. There was 0 technical content here, and I'm not even sure the information-rich content was even relevant for anything.
I think everyone has an idea of what SOA is, but why don't you give examples.....Maybe ESB??????? other Examples would make the video much more informative...
What is ESB?
the AI breathing voice is crazy, btw can you share some examples of where it is used?
This didn't provide enough examples. I really didn't get what you were trying to communicate.
I also don't like the computer voice
Great vedio
Not very good. No examples, and no talk of ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) which is the bread and butter of SOA. I would try to get more feedback and developer interaction for future videos.
I immediately hate this video because of the computer voice. I'm going to try to power through the next 354 million microseconds, each which seems like a pounding in my head.
Very Well
Awesome
what
Where IT meets the Business
I hate videos like this. Not so much the video as the people who made them. They are making a video for the sake of having a video for "visual learners" but have no intent on making the content entertaining or memorable. We learned things, by accident, from Bill Nye 25+ years ago that we remember today. Those who follow the entertaining education blueprint have the biggest followers and "students" who want to learn. Is the point to get the information across the clearest, most engaging way possible...or to check a box and make a video with the information in it? If it's the latter, you succeeded.
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