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Oh, they're called monzo now? I guess changing one letter was the cheapest in terms of logo redesign :) I think what they are doing is bold (especially in term
by dharma1 10y ago
Oh, they're called monzo now? I guess changing one letter was the cheapest in terms of logo redesign :)
I think what they are doing is bold (especially in terms of security, I think their head of security role is still open?) but ultimately the right thing to do for a truly disruptive banking startup.
I don't think it's possible/easy to bring the features people want from modern banking software front end (free text search through transactions etc), with a legacy banking backend.
- ryanhuff 10y agoWhy not? I've seen it done.
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- saiya-jin 10y agoit's entirely possible to have a classic PL/SQL banking backend running on some crazy cluster, and having Angular.js/Node.js frontend with good ol' Java middle tier with all the UI goodies that you expect in 2016. I know since right now I am customizing one of those for my employer.