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If history is a guide, I suspect it will just increase the size and complexity of apps. Its amazing what small teams with serverless architectures can accomplis
by tschellenbach 10y ago
If history is a guide, I suspect it will just increase the size and complexity of apps. Its amazing what small teams with serverless architectures can accomplish nowadays.
- rainhacker 10y ago> If history is a guide. Could you elaborate on this ? I agree the size and complexity could increase, but so could the number features in the apps. Since all such apps would be reusing the same code base, wouldn't this increase abstraction and reduce implementation hours ?
- buckbova 10y agoI think it's something like a big monolithic app is less complex than a n-tier client server app which is less complex than a microservices distributed app which could be less complex than a purely FaaS implemented app, yet to be determined.
- collyw 10y agoI guess thats the whole point. More complexity overall, because you split the parts up more. The advantage being that you only scale the parts that need to scale.