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The difference you miss is that the former discourages bad interfaces and the latter does not. There is no "you" in most businesses. There's dozens of people wh
by marcinzm 6y ago
The difference you miss is that the former discourages bad interfaces and the latter does not. There is no "you" in most businesses. There's dozens of people who changes over time. People with deadlines and concerns of their own.
- marcosdumay 6y ago> the former discourages bad interfaces That does entirely depend on your language and tooling. > the latter does not And that does entirely depend on your processes and internal communication. If your people keep changing, your chances are much less astronomically bad with a monolith.