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The more you look at microservices, the more you'll appreciate basic TTL logic design with buffers, blocks, latches, and sequential logic. I wrote a paper about
by ChrisRus 9y ago
The more you look at microservices, the more you'll appreciate basic TTL logic design with buffers, blocks, latches, and sequential logic. I wrote a paper about this subject a long time ago. Everything I've seen since further convinces me that this is the path forward for software.
http://blog.encapsule.org/early-encapsule-project-history/2003-encapsule-aurora-platform-whitepaper/ http://blog.encapsule.org/early-encapsule-project-history/20...
- w4tson 9y agoThat looks similar to BPMN
- 0x445442 9y agoDo you see change management as a problem with the state of current runtimes? If so, how do envision this issue being solved? I know there's been attempts with things like OSGI but that sort of failed.
- aidenn0 9y agoDataflow programming is IMO a much better analogy for that.