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This is a "you can write bad code in any language" paradigm. Doing computing efficiently takes skill, whether one does it in the cloud or on prem. Cloud solved
by ptero 4y ago
This is a "you can write bad code in any language" paradigm. Doing computing efficiently takes skill, whether one does it in the cloud or on prem. Cloud solved a few common pain points and, at times of startup / tech boom, had a meteoric rise.
But now many of the companies that moved to the cloud are hitting different challenges and are stuck in a setup that is pretty expensive to maintain. I am not expecting the death of the cloud computing, but that pendulum will likely swing back a little as the companies experiment with other options. I think a company that can help medium sized businesses optimize their compute setup with a mix of on prem and multi-provider cloud will do well. My 2c.
- KptMarchewa 4y ago>This is a "you can write bad code in any language" paradigm. It's extremely true! The fun is that bad code looks totally different from each other. The "bad" Scala type astronaut code would be unrecognizable from Python raw dictionary enthusiast code.