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Irreducible complexity doesn't go away, and needs orchestration no matter how loosely coupled the parts are (which usually turns out to simply be a conversion f
by barrkel 9y ago
Irreducible complexity doesn't go away, and needs orchestration no matter how loosely coupled the parts are (which usually turns out to simply be a conversion from control flow to data flow, with little else added).
- scarface74 9y agoThere's a difference between irreducible complexity and 9000 line "Manager" classes. When you're stuck with either outsourced developers or a bunch of local contractors - neither of which are worth training since the time investment will be wasted when they leave - it limits the damage. Microservices also helps if you have a large project with a lot of developers.