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I feel like the cloud backlash has been begun-ing since I heard of cloud, just like the container backlash has been begun-ing since containers became popular, I
by flanked-evergl 4y ago
I feel like the cloud backlash has been begun-ing since I heard of cloud, just like the container backlash has been begun-ing since containers became popular, I also fondly remember the systemd backlash, that was awesome. Personally, I'm still waiting for the object-oriented backlash that started begun-ing before the others to finish begun-ing.
- thefourthchime 4y ago> object-oriented backlash I'm not really "out there" and "with it", but it seems the move has been away from classic OOP for a long time now. I never see new projects try to have the inheritance tree's that C# or Java have. I think small simple objects can be fine. It's when you get into metaprogramming with templates and multiple inheritance in C++ that I want to just run away.
- bcrosby95 4y agoI call that "90s era oop", probably because I got into programming in the 90s and quickly learned that it's considered bad. So from my view this "move away from classic OOP" has been occurring for my whole professional career (20 years now) and I think it's probably more a matter of individual ignorance (mine included - hence '90s era) rather than an actually changing state of the field.
- aftergibson 4y agoAgreed, nothing to see here. I’d be happy to see more on-prem but my suspicion is companies are looking to cost-optimise their cloud infrastructure or negotiate better contracts, rather than a serious amount of industry movement to on-prem.