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December 2005 - sifbits

  • The world's smallest agent (part 2)

    As I mentioned in my previous post, I tried my hand at writing the world's smallest SIF Agent using the terse Boo programming language . My last try was not good enough because it did too much and didn't show off some of the unique language features of...
    Published 12-29-2005 1:15 by admin
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  • The world's smallest agent

    Just for the fun of it, I thought I'd try my hand at writing the world's shortest SIF Agent using the terse Boo programming language , which is inspired by Python and based on the .Net Framework. I used the SIFWorks ADK for .Net as the underlying SIF...
    Published 12-28-2005 1:16 by admin
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  • Student Identifiers: RefId, et al.

    A student is known by many different IDs throughout the course of his enrollment from Kindergarten-12th grade. He may have a student ID from the SIS system that is unique to each school that he is enrolled in. He may also have a district identifier that...
    Published 12-27-2005 1:17 by admin
  • SIF design outputs

    SIF 2.0 is going to consist of more than just an updated specification. There are a lot of additional outputs that will be produced as a result of the hard work going into the next rev of SIF. This was true of earlier versions of SIF as well. For example...
    Published 12-21-2005 1:18 by admin
  • Product Requirements

    “The hardest single part of building a software system is deciding what to build. No other part of the conceptual work is as difficult in establishing the detailed technical requirements, including the interfaces to people, to machines, and to other software...
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