SOFTware is HARD

The logical model metadata The physical model metadata Note that Blue denotes the RDBMS metadata while Green denotes the NoSQL metadata.

Although I'm aware of the downside of using folders in Document Libraries, I still think it's one of the best ways to categorise files. This is especially true when migrating from file-shares to SharePoint. Furthermore, it's a great hassle to individually tag metadata or column information for each file that I wish to dump into SharePoint. To workaround this issue, the solution is to use automatic tagging in conjunction with the use of folders. See here However, if you structure your Document Libraries with many folders and different levels, you will quickly end up with a different problem: Having to set-up the rules (mapping) for each folder using SharePoint. The easiest way to get around this is to edit the rules directly. This file can be found in the hidden Forms folder as client_LocationBasedDefaults.html. By opening the Document Library using Windows Explorer, you will be able to edit the file. Do so with great care!

UML appears to be dying in the light of the Agile development movement. working software over comprehensive documentation Many have wrongly interpreted this to mean no documentation. I recently read up C4 model for software architecture that describes the software architecture of a system from different depth & perspectives and for a different audience. The author promotes the use of a common vocabulary to describe software architecture using simple-to-understand diagrams. I attempt to do similar in this post using the same case study as that of the C4 article. The differences are: I do not wish to go into  Class (the 4th C) as that requires too much implementation details I replace the 4th C with Concept as I personally find the Conceptual model more relevant and important in appreciating the business domain.   Using Astah , I figured out how I can model the 4C software architecture efficiently using UML. Mind-Mapping I started with a Mind-map to have a good