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> Web stacks have to be "managed", and if they have to managed, then the result depends on how well they are managed Exactly! Without an engineer (or a team)
by sibeliuss 8y ago
> Web stacks have to be "managed", and if they have to managed, then the result depends on how well they are managed
Exactly!
Without an engineer (or a team) to manage this then some serious problems can arise, including loss of productivity. If there _is_ someone managing this then productivity gains can be enormous.
- tabtab 8y agoIt's kind of like restaurants. The tools I mentioned are like franchises: you know what you are going to get ahead of time: a "B" to "B-" level of quality at "B" to "B-" prices. Individually-owned restaurants may be roach-motels, and/or have the Greatest Food You Ever Tasted. But it varies per owner and time.