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In 32 years of software development, it fascinates me how ever much more time I spend just moving/translating data between domains. I used to model things more,
by travisgriggs 4y ago
In 32 years of software development, it fascinates me how ever much more time I spend just moving/translating data between domains. I used to model things more, and do human interaction more. Now it seems like a dominant task I do in any of the products I work on is just shifting data from one place/format/representation/node to the other.
- GiorgioG 4y ago“Modern day best practices”…
- RandyRanderson 4y agoLet's rewrite the microservices wiki as bit: "A microdata architecture – a variant of the data-oriented architecture structural style – arranges data as a collection of loosely-coupled data. In a microdata architecture, data are fine-grained and the relations are lightweight." Likely most experienced data architects are now laughing at what a dumb idea the above is. That's the same reaction I had when I first heard of microservices - "that's obviously a bad idea; ppl aren't that dumb", I thought.
- travisgriggs 4y agoBut big monoliths/spaghetti balls of code aren’t great either, you’d agree with that? It seems like we don’t have the ability to do “all things in moderation” as an industry very well. We’re in constant search of The Silver Bullet, that if we just apply it, will… buy the world a coke and live in perfect harmonies or something. And we go through the cycle again and again and again.
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- itisit 4y agoAh, yes...the GRIMM stack: General Repetition of Integrations, Migrations, and Misery