A Case for SOA in the Browser
Service oriented architecture has been recently popularized because it provides improved organization scalability, easier maintainability, increased testability, and less framework lock-in. A service is a non-versioned deployable with a backwards compatible API. It is not bundled into applications, but rather fetched at runtime. Contrary to services, npm and other package managers encourage build-time shared libraries.
Sofe is a JavaScript library built to enable service oriented architecture in the browser. Learn more about the motivation behind sofe: https://goo.gl/GL5vZ9
Get started with sofe at https://github.com/CanopyTax/sofe
Written by Bret Little
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