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The problem I saw most of the time was devs simply see value differently or ignore it completely. In the best case they think about solving a user problem as d
by k__ 6y ago
The problem I saw most of the time was devs simply see value differently or ignore it completely.
In the best case they think about solving a user problem as directly as possible.
I the worst case they just want to apply a technology or paradigm as correctly as possible, and everyone has their own opinion on how this is done.
But successful software is a non-trivial function of solving a users problem and extracting the most money with that solution from the market.
That and privacy, security, performance, usability, etc. pp.
Nobody cares how your solution is a perfect application for K8s.
If they can't find it because of non-existing marketing, it won't work.
If you can't make money to support it's maintenance, it won't work.