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My anecdotal evidence is developers struggle big time to deploy simple stuff to AWS. "Easy things should be easy" isn't part of their philosophy. Not complaini
by pid-1 4y ago
My anecdotal evidence is developers struggle big time to deploy simple stuff to AWS. "Easy things should be easy" isn't part of their philosophy.
Not complaining thought, I make good money understanding AWS so others don't need to.
> Why should it be?
Because if they don't focus on developer experience, they might end up being treated as a commodity. Eventually someone will eat their lunch.
- deanCommie 4y ago> isn't part of their philosophy. There is no one AWS philosophy. The philosophy of foundation networking services is going to be different from higher-abstraction services. They are for different customers with different needs. > Because if they don't focus on developer experience, they might end up being treated as a commodity. Eventually someone will eat their lunch. That's certainly true.