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Modern """""""enterprise""""""" solutions in a nutshell. lul. My Java project with a bunch of maven dependencies and a slightly unwieldy number of superfluous
by forgottenpass 10y ago
Modern """""""enterprise""""""" solutions in a nutshell.
lul. My Java project with a bunch of maven dependencies and a slightly unwieldy number of superfluous classes doesn't have anything on modern startup's tech fetishism to over-complicate operating a website "at scale" these days.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoFunny days, when modern web development turns out to be more bloated than Enterprise Java solutions.
- amiga-workbench 10y agoIts depressing. When the hell did it become normal to suck down 3mb of javascript and poke an API just to display some otherwise static text on a webpage.
- abritinthebay 10y agoWhen Ads became a thing. Most of that 3mb is 3rd party ad scripts and analytics trackers. Basically - when it became obvious that people wouldn't pay for content and companies had to monitize the users. It's lame, but.. well... suggestions?
- stryk 10y agoMake content that is worth paying for
- voltagex_ 10y agoGive me a way to pay for arbitrary content in a browser that works everywhere.
- abritinthebay 10y agoEven when publishers do people don't want to pay for it. This has happened time and time again. Also because paying for content is ugly, hard, and not easy online. Subscriptions are clunky and micropayments have never taken off.
- CSDude 10y agoTrust me, It is much more worse when you combine enterprise java with modern web.
- tscs37 10y agoI was always under the impression that java would kinda self-implode when it was put together with the modern web.
- forgottenpass 10y agoEven if that were the case, how would you even notice? The modern web is an ongoing implosion.