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Eh, I have to point out that AWS has many services that receive such scant updates that they are effectively dropped products. There are a lot of things that A
by devin 7y ago
Eh, I have to point out that AWS has many services that receive such scant updates that they are effectively dropped products.
There are a lot of things that AWS produces which never receive adequate polish or timely updates. I’ve been in betas for more than a few new offerings and was stunned at how incomplete and buggy these offerings were. More than a year later, they remain in a half usable state.
Google dumps things it’s not committed to making great. AWS maintains numerous things which are half usable, poorly documented, and incomplete. It all depends on the context, but in some ways I prefer drops to half-assed products.
- ageofwant 7y agoTrue. But if I build a tool that depends on a half-arsed service my tools keeps on tooling. Its about predictability. I'll soon find out that I can get a better service elsewhere, in the meantime my investment is not a complete write off.