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KMP (Kanban Management Professional) Oracle Certified Master, Java EE 5 Enterprise Architect @marcoXbresciani
Milano, IT
Joined Jul 2008
I'm a software developer, designer and architect with a passion for software craftsmanship and kaizen. Certified KMP and Java EE 5 Enterprise Architect loving to find new ways to improve myself professionally. Heavy reader (my ebook reader statistics say >375 things read in about 4,5 years) of everything readable (novels, technical books, articles, ...). Basic Japanese reader/speaker with a lovely half-Japanese little son.
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Jul 19, 2017 · Stefan Wolpers
About LT and CT, I'd use percentile values, instead of averages/median... https://dzone.com/articles/dont-be-average All other measures are possibly not so useful, specially if qualitative. They help you as guidelines, for sure, but they are not measures/metrics, just hints.
Mar 16, 2017 · Sarah Davis
A possible nicer (and more RMM-compliant) way is to consider the transaction itself a resource. POST to obtain a resource reference/URI, PUT the operations needed (do the other REST operations/requests that must be in the transaction) and then, for example, the DELETE on the transaction resource would rollback while the PUT on the same resource would commit.
Commercial: soon on DZone a brief series of articles I wrote that also contains this example on "transaction-like" behaviour with REST. ;)