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I disagree. It appears that you are dealing with bad management. Most Business people think in terms of features and defects. In most cases they don't even know
by 100011_100001 6y ago
I disagree. It appears that you are dealing with bad management. Most Business people think in terms of features and defects. In most cases they don't even know what microservice does what, they probably don't even know the names of most microservices.
I consider microservices a natural extension of OOP on a service level. Each microservice functions like an abstract object that represents a thing. Of course it has the same drawback as OOP, do it too much, or implement it too little and you got problems.
- 100011_100001 6y agoI am perplexed by the downvotes. Which part of my statement is "wrong" enough to get downvotes? I am trying to understand if I have an opinion that's incorrect, or that people don't like it?
- jayd16 6y agoStriping your objects across processes and machines is a very different set of problems than OOP. But even ignoring that, you fail to see that OOP is also a form of management concept. Its still compartmentalization and abstraction such that no developer must understand the full state of the system to make sense of an api. OOP is much more a huaman management and communication concept than a technical one.