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Reminds me of a post [0] on evolutionary architecture retweeted by Martin Fowler just yesterday: 1 Build for now 2 Choose tech based on ability to evolve 3 E
by mherrmann 9y ago
Reminds me of a post [0] on evolutionary architecture retweeted by Martin Fowler just yesterday:
1 Build for now
2 Choose tech based on ability to evolve
3 Evolve one use case at a time
Despite the (imho) horrors of
having to maintain their own compiler, it seems Wasabi was a vehicle that supported the company's evolution. Once it became obsolete, the next evolutionary step was to get rid of it. Perfectly fine imho.
[0]: https://medium.com/@shoup.randy/evolutionary-architecture-27dae14b323d https://medium.com/@shoup.randy/evolutionary-architecture-27...
- lmm 9y agoWe can't be certain what would have happened had they chosen otherwise. But I find it very hard to believe they wouldn't've done better by switching to an existing cross-platform web language.