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> Should you have absolutely everything in 1 system. No. And I think no one thinks that anymore. I might think that, depending on the context. Are you a multi
by tasuki 4y ago
> Should you have absolutely everything in 1 system. No. And I think no one thinks that anymore.
I might think that, depending on the context.
Are you a multinational with thousands of monkeys at thousands of typewriters? Of course you shouldn't have everything in one system!
Are you a five person startup, out of which only three write code? Knowing nothing else, I'd suggest everything in one system.
- jgust 4y agoI think that's covered under "context".