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Running costs or development costs? If you have a low-request / high complexity persistent application you may want to optimize for maintainability. Having all
by speed_spread 4y ago
Running costs or development costs? If you have a low-request / high complexity persistent application you may want to optimize for maintainability. Having all the code in one place _can_ make things easier to figure out in the long term.
- 0x445442 4y agoAlso there’s configuration management costs to consider, which usually ends up being a biggie.
- JAlexoid 4y ago> maintainability Sir this is HN, half of the people here will quit their team well before maintainability is even uttered.
- speed_spread 4y agoIn the words of a friend and former colleague: "shit fast, shit hard, and then leave"
- thatwasunusual 4y ago> Running costs Running costs. > Having all the code in one place _can_ make things easier to figure out in the long term. My experience is the exact opposite. A huge monolith makes it harder for developers - especially new ones - to get a grasp of how everything is connected. A separation of concern into micro services is sometimes a good solution.