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For many companies (1) and (2) are the boring choices, as the infra is already in place, well-supported, and there are existing patterns to follow for how it's
by jmchuster 5y ago
For many companies (1) and (2) are the boring choices, as the infra is already in place, well-supported, and there are existing patterns to follow for how it's already being used by other teams in your company.
- cjfd 5y agoAnd every single refactoring that leads ever so slightly towards (3) will be an obvious improvement in performance and reliablity...
- jmchuster 5y agoRight, if you have the resources and the ability, then writing bespoke tailored solutions will yield better results. You only get problems when your custom solution isn't as good as a hardened solution, or you can't spend the time to make it so.