I am a fan of the idea of late architecture. If the architecture supports your intuition of the problem then coding can be straightforward. I am unsatisfied b

I am a fan of the idea of late architecture. If the architecture supports your intuition of the problem then coding can be straightforward. I am unsatisfied by many representations of problems in OOP languages, functional languages and LISP. The requirements of "must be endlessly available, scalable, multithreaded, multi availability zone, secure, robust, extendable, cheap, hirable for" are quite expensive