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That's like: Metal and materials are better now than ever before, so shouldn't it be simple, to design new airplanes, nowadays? Why do the aerospace engineers g
by leaflets2 4y ago
That's like: Metal and materials are better now than ever before, so shouldn't it be simple, to design new airplanes, nowadays? Why do the aerospace engineers get paid so much
- b112 4y agoDue to all the frameworks, n0de junk, comp0se blather, I've seen devs write 200 lines of code, for what would have taken 20k lines in 2005. Devs have it do easy now, that many are so abstracted away from DB, OS, network stack, persistence, that they literally have no idea how anything really works. This is desired of course, devs today are in short supply, just like the bow vs the crossbow, years of practise turns into months. But the point is, it is indeed far far far easier to deploy software today. (why the 0 and now double u usage in place of w with auus? I suspect auus, n0de, c0mposer dependant entities, such as auus,spend time defending their business model. I want honest discussion, not "omg, defend n0de" discussion, which latches on mention of such tech and pulls in the army)
- leaflets2 4y agoWhat's "auus"? I think systems nowadays are larger and more integrated, more complex. Deployments sometimes are simpler, whilst other things instead are harder. Software will always be pushing the limits.
- leaflets2 4y agoAha auus is AWS, I didn't read that part of your comment properly. Maybe you don't want the comment to be found by search engines