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I guess it depends on what motivates you. To me there is huge opportunity and exciting new approaches in “boring” areas like enterprise software. we are witne
by parasubvert 5y ago
I guess it depends on what motivates you. To me there is huge opportunity and exciting new approaches in “boring” areas like enterprise software.
we are witnessing a once in a generation reset where we get to make the lives of millions of corporate programmer and operations folks a bit better. Look at what Pulumi, Tanzu, Spotify/Backstage, Crossplane, Tailscale, Chainguard, Gitlab, Etc. are all doing.
The last reset like this was in the late 90s with Java. There’s still tens of billions of dollars being spent on IBM, Oracle, etc. that could be better spent. Channeling that all to Google, AWS, etc. isn’t going to solve things. There’s a vibrant ISV ecosystem out there.
(Disclosure , I work with VMware).