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Not saying I'm huge fan of AWS service names, but don't mind them either. Didn't feel it as blocking issue and got familiar with them quite fast.
by finchisko 8y ago
Not saying I'm huge fan of AWS service names, but don't mind them either. Didn't feel it as blocking issue and got familiar with them quite fast.
- brazzledazzle 8y agoYeah the names are annoying for all of a few minutes. I suppose if you weren’t working directly with them a lot (like a management role perhaps) it could be really annoying but it’s not hard to make a cheat sheet. I’d rather google “ebs <issue>” because it’s pretty unique. Google eventually picks up on your preferences for non-unique names so not the worst thing though.
- EADGBE 8y ago> I’d rather google “ebs <issue>” because it’s pretty unique. Google eventually picks up on your preferences for non-unique names so not the worst thing though. I appreciate it for this. As a developer, I've tried to research Django-related items before (The Python Django). But as a guitarist, I've also done a lot of research about Django (Reinhardt). Getting the right Django is sometimes confusing when Google knows you have a deep interest in both unrelated items. Codenames are great like this if they're not reused.