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I think this movement comes approximately 10 years late. Microservices led to the growth of devstacks that has replaced frameworks a lot. I don't know a lot of
by jiriknesl 6y ago
I think this movement comes approximately 10 years late. Microservices led to the growth of devstacks that has replaced frameworks a lot. I don't know a lot of people who start new projects with big frameworks (maybe Java guys), it's all devstacks around me. In some cases, it's sad because frameworks often have things that have to be reimplemented.
- kasperni 6y ago> Microservices led to the growth of devstacks that has replaced frameworks a lot. You are just replacing one framework with another (Kubernetes).
- js8 6y agoMaybe frameworks are simply operating systems, and Kubernetes is just a distributed extension of Unix. So people should ask a question, is that operating system extension well-designed?
- Xeronate 6y agoHow do microservices replace web frameworks at all? Every microservice I've seen uses some web framework (django, flask, asp .net core, spring boot, etc).
- abunuwas 6y agoI don't think microservices replace frameworks. Building a microservice is no different from building a monolith. The difference is in how you architect the system, not how you implement the components