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So you are saying something in line of: let's increase our development staff X-fold and then we can finally do the same thing that way fewer people doing just f
by FpUser 7y ago
So you are saying something in line of: let's increase our development staff X-fold and then we can finally do the same thing that way fewer people doing just fine right now?
- Tomis02 7y agoWith microservices there's no way around it, as there's additional overhead when splitting a for loop between multiple services. Won't stop people from jumping on the bandwagon though.
- detaro 7y agoThey're clearly not saying that. If your team is too large to effectively work on a monolith, splitting it up can make sense, but you also need to split the team into smaller groups responsible for different parts. And if you don't end up with teams responsible for individual services, you likely split to small. And quite possibly, your staff isn't large enough to warrant it.
- dmix 7y agoJust because monoliths may have diminishing returns at certain team/project scale doesn't mean the scale itself is the problem...
- FpUser 7y agoThe problem is with people trying to do "cool" things when completely unwarranted