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Am I the only person not excited by this? It seems to be based on the idea that you can just paper over the chasms between vastly different implementations. Put
by solipsism 8y ago
Am I the only person not excited by this? It seems to be based on the idea that you can just paper over the chasms between vastly different implementations. Putting aside the fact that the differences are important and you can't ignore them, doing this well is simply not scalable. How could it ever be all of: comprehensive, correct, up to date, elegant?
- pjmlp 8y agoYou're not alone. This is like those DB abstraction layers because "we need to change DB", but in the end almost no one doesn't the products lifetime. Also given that most of our clients don't use these fashionable cloud APIs, rather their own infrastructure, makes also not that much relevant to me.