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Sure, but not all of us are building products at the scale of Amazon and Microsoft. When you're shipping something like DynamoDB, the argument for TLA+ is obvio
by QuinnWilton 7y ago
Sure, but not all of us are building products at the scale of Amazon and Microsoft. When you're shipping something like DynamoDB, the argument for TLA+ is obvious. What's harder to come across are the people finding ways to make use of technologies like this on a smaller scale, and I think that's one place where Hacker News really shines as a way of connecting people.
At least personally, working at a small and understaffed startup, I'm not always going to find the time to put together big case studies on interesting things I do, but it's a lot easier to share a sentence or two on a casual Hacker News thread. I wouldn't be surprised if it's the same for other people.
- tempguy9999 7y agoThat's not what was asked for. However I understand where you're coming from and am with you. I wish I had the chance to use TLA, or all the other goodies that seem ruled out by the results now and damn the bugs! mindset.
- QuinnWilton 7y agoFair :) My question was meant with more of a conversational slant than an objective one, but I can see how that tone gets lost over text. i.e. It's obvious that some people use TLA+, but I'm interested in what specifically the people here are using it for.