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i think a lot invest in microservices as the services require less programming skills. ofcourse, the whole thing requires skills, but little services with simpl
by sim7c00 3y ago
i think a lot invest in microservices as the services require less programming skills. ofcourse, the whole thing requires skills, but little services with simple apis are easy to make.that makes hiring a lot easier and maybe cheaper. i love monoliths, but at my company (not a software dev place) its hard to do these things. most people dont understand threads and architecture of programs, but they can make some fastapi routes and hook them up to some functions. we can create complex things despite their lack in pure software dev skills. (i wish it was different! but u have to work to ur teams strength othetwise it will end in tears!)