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Maybe not harder, but microservices have made programming more frustrating. You have reduced freedom to write business logic; now most of your code is infrastru
by Veuxdo 4y ago
Maybe not harder, but microservices have made programming more frustrating. You have reduced freedom to write business logic; now most of your code is infrastructure, connections, and security (you are using the internet as a data bus, after all). Programming with microservices feels like practicing taekwondo in a closet.
- mdaniel 4y agoI don't think "reduced freedom" was the intention with "microservices" in that their contract was the network boundary. That said, I am 100% on-board with microservices made $x more frustrating because deploying a service is one thing, managing and upgrading it is a whole other can of worms