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Who is this actually for? Programmers need clarity and precision, not "fun" analogies stretched past their breaking point. (I mentally facepalmed when it got to
by danellis 5y ago
Who is this actually for? Programmers need clarity and precision, not "fun" analogies stretched past their breaking point. (I mentally facepalmed when it got to the glass floats. Why even bother with the river at that point?)
And it can't be aimed at children, given that amount of technical jargon (we suddenly go from otters and rivers and bees to headers, keys, values and timestamps). And, well, children don't need a book about Kafka.