It’s all about the right tool for the job. I always push this approach when developing applications, but I work in large enterprise where performance often isn

It’s all about the right tool for the job. I always push this approach when developing applications, but I work in large enterprise where performance often isn’t critical, but applications can live on for _decades_. Should you use this approach when developing something like nginx? Probably not. But if you are developing a line-of-business application that has to interact with an ever-evolving mish-mash of other systems over an embarrassingly long time frame, it’s a great approach.