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Most likely not, the new guys were phd-types that was ultra smart but did nothing except have meetings. I think they were over-engineering it completely which m
by ecmascript 6y ago
Most likely not, the new guys were phd-types that was ultra smart but did nothing except have meetings. I think they were over-engineering it completely which made it impossible to deliver something of value.
However, I think that is often the case of a microservices architecture.
- woutr_be 6y ago> Most likely not, the new guys were phd-types that was ultra smart but did nothing except have meetings. There's your problem, regardless of architecture, it would most likely have been over-engineered anyway.