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It's just basic architecture, no? ( From Europe...)

• jrochkind1 8y ago
  I think many think an rdbms-centric design is just "basic architecture", and all that "event sourced" stuff is over-engineered buzzword complexity. It might very well be _useful_, it may be something many more people oughta be doing if only they knew how valuable it was. Could be! But it certainly does not seem basic or simple to me. It seems, well, "ivory tower". And something with a learning curve. Not "basic" at all. (And certainly neither do microservices). Do y'all in Europe learn "domain-driven design, event storming, serverless, and event driven architectures" in school or something? (I don't even totally know what all those things mean, enough to explain it to someone else).
  • NicoJuicy 8y ago
    I learned it after hours ( not at school) and almost everywhere best practises are applied. Some SMB's don't know anything, but the developers take "pride" in their work i think. Ugly source-codes are everywhere though.
    • ChicagoDave 8y ago
      And I picked it up in Accenture’s Technology Group, starting with the success of this project: https://www.accenture.com/us-en/success-performance-management-achievement https://www.accenture.com/us-en/success-performance-manageme...