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Isn't it happening all the time? Web3, crypto, AI, kubernetes, microservices, docker, server side rendering, SPA, react, graphql, backend in frontend, DevOps, D
by a_c 4y ago
Isn't it happening all the time? Web3, crypto, AI, kubernetes, microservices, docker, server side rendering, SPA, react, graphql, backend in frontend, DevOps, DevSecOps, fullstack, mongodb, new features in mongodb that mimic sql, Restful, mobile, django/rails, agile, kanban. Some of them make sense, some of them make sense for some of the people, some will be forgotten from history. And those forgotten, will reemerge as a newfoundland
- dr-detroit 4y ago
- quonn 4y agoNo really, because it's easy to point to many useful applications of AI, microservices, docker, SSR, SPA, react, GraphQL, etc. Even crypto. On the other hand, web3 applications virtually don't exist, so it's quite something to pretend that your application should be web3 as many now do.
- mjburgess 4y agoI understand this kind of reply, which seems very common. With AI, people say, "That's just what we do!" --- and likewise: No. I've always really struggled with this category of reply, and I'm trying to figure out why. I think it's because I can sense that some ideological battle has been lost, that the person giving this reply has bought into the (charitably) "hype framing" that disingenuous advocates have set up. It's a very exhausting kind of reply, since it takes forever to reply to. You have to explain all the ways X isnt like Y. And to a person who has quickly adopted a pathological framing of the issue.
- sebastialonso 4y agoSome of these things are not like the others, Some of these things just doesn't belong
- grovesNL 4y agoAs a Newfoundlander and developer, I think we have enough Newfoundlands already :)