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I wonder if this incentive is stronger at smaller startups. If I routinely work in small startups which are likely to fail, then spending time in aspects of th
by lumost 3y ago
I wonder if this incentive is stronger at smaller startups. If I routinely work in small startups which are likely to fail, then spending time in aspects of the stack which are likely to be needed at future startups is a smart use of my time.
Micro-services have fairly extreme upfront deployment/automation overhead relative to monoliths. This setup effort is common across many firms adopting microservices.
- TexanFeller 3y agoI've for sure found myself thinking along those lines in the past. It's definitely possible it's a common enough thought to affect culture as you suggest.