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Sure! I understand what you mean. I am always wary that I'm falling into point 2 which is why I posted this. I have build CI / CD systems before. It's just that
by davzie 5y ago
Sure! I understand what you mean. I am always wary that I'm falling into point 2 which is why I posted this. I have build CI / CD systems before. It's just that it comes out-of-the-box with Forge in that some basic things run like pulling the latest code, migrating any database migrations, building any assets etc. It's not like deploys were manual etc. Just a push to master and the CI / CD would run.
- x0x0 5y ago1. masses of RDD: Resume-Driven Development 2. the delusion that the way google manages 1-3% of global computing power is appropriate for your company which bursts up to < 10 servers under "high" load 2a. though you can quickly get to a place where you do need more control over migrations once your db has a nontrivial size 3. early engineers and bad engineers love complexity. Love it. ps -- lots of these choices come down to the choices of senior people. There are good shops out there! This may resonate with you. https://mcfunley.com/choose-boring-technology https://mcfunley.com/choose-boring-technology