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Space-based programming in .NET Posted by: Gojko Adzic on September 22, 2009 DIGG Space-based architectures are an alternative to the traditional n-tier model for enterprise applications. Instead of a vertical tier partitioning, space based applications are partitioned horizontally into self-sufficient units. This leads to almost linear scalability of stateful, high-performance applications. This is a recording of a talk I did last month where I introduce space based programming and demonstrate how that works in practice on the .NET platform using Oracle Coherence and GigaSpaces. http://gojko.net/2009/09/07/space-based-programming-in-net-video/

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