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> While picking any stack you want may sound wonderful to the individual developer, it's less so for the company as a whole (...) Nonsense. Each team owns it's
by simplotek 3y ago
> While picking any stack you want may sound wonderful to the individual developer, it's less so for the company as a whole (...)
Nonsense. Each team owns it's services, and they know best what works and doesn't work. It makes no sense to claim organizational inertia as a valid reason to prevent you from picking the best tool for the job.
To add to that, microservices allow you to gradually upgrade services without having to be blocked by the idea of having to go through major rewrites. You just peel off a concern, get it up and running, and direct traffic to it. Done.