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Really? I haven’t heard that before. Citation, please.

• MetalMatze 6y ago
  There's a FOSDEM talk by Kris Nova on the clusterfuck of Kubernetes and that one's mention that history, IIRC
• tannhaeuser 6y ago
  https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/kubernetesclusterfuck/ https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/kubernetesclu... I'd like to add that I find it scary that this basic info can't be found, neither by a cursory web search, nor on wikipedia. Makes you worry about a future generation raised in naive march-of-progress narratives wondering about how things came to be during the "dark ages" (= today) of the web
  • smarterclayton 6y ago
    All of the patterns and default code referenced there were things I wrote or helped write or reviewed, and while a certain “java patterns” mindset was common in early devs, I can assure you we didn’t transcribe it from Java, we simply used patterns we were familiar with from previous languages. None of the open-source Kube project was “transcribed from Java” to the level being described here. Kris isn’t wrong, but the details are far more nuanced than that. This talk is a non-primary source :)
    • tannhaeuser 6y ago
      Understood, just mentioned it in this context. Actually I find the honest "our codebase sucks" attitude a good sign for a proj FWIW.
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