Tag Archives: freemind

Basic Concepts of UDDI, mindmap

Here I provide a tiny mindmap summarizing the basic concepts of UDDI. I’m using it for studying Advanced Internet Technologies. See the exported clickable map + HTML Download the original Freemind document As sources, I used OASIS official specification and tutorialspoint.

Basic Concepts of WSDL, mindmap

Here I provide a tiny mindmap summarizing the basic concepts of WSDL. I’m using it for studying Advanced Internet Technologies. See the exported clickable map + HTML Download the original Freemind document As sources, I used W3C official specification and w3schools.

Basic Concepts of SOAP, mindmap

Here I provide a tiny mindmap summarizing the basic concepts of SOAP. I’m using it for studying Advanced Internet Technologies. See the exported clickable map + HTML Download the original Freemind document As sources, I used W3C official specification and w3schools.

A useful list of Mind-Mapping tools for college students

It has been brought to my attention an  article containing a list of 50 Mind-Mapping tools for college students. The list is categorized (free/open, collaboration, project management, multitasking, misc) to assist the reader in the decision. I know five of the programs reported and I have always used Freemind, therefore I find the post very

Introduction to Aspect-Oriented Programming

Like I did for Functional Programming, this post contains the mindmap that covers the basic elements of Aspect-Oriented Programming. This is just a tiny summary of the most important points of AOP, and uses AspectJ in the examples. Topics covered: Definition Response to Object-Oriented crosscutting concerns Aspects Advices Inter-Type Declarations Join Point Model: Join Points,

Introduction to Functional Programming

For the Programming Paradigms course we had to study the concepts of Functional Programming. So here is my usual mindmap regarding the topic. This is just a summary of the most important concepts of functional programming. It also summarizes the very well-written Functional Programming for the Rest of us publication, and uses its pseudo-Java language.