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At a large company? Yes. On a small-medium vertical team at a large company? Probably-maybe not. Many, many engineers (and managers maybe even more so) imme
by lightbendover 3y ago
At a large company? Yes.
On a small-medium vertical team at a large company? Probably-maybe not.
Many, many engineers (and managers maybe even more so) immediately jump to micro-services (often resume-driven development) where most companies have poor tooling and poor security knowledge that turn them into a living productivity-crippling nightmare to work with.
- webdood90 3y agoso then you're saying it's an execution issue, not a flawed concept. a lot of people are giving Martin flack that the idea sucks when the reality is they're implementing it poorly or inappropriately.
- stavros 3y agoI'm tired of this cop-out. If your thing is extremely easy to implement poorly, to the point where good implementations are a small minority, your thing sucks and is bad.
- lightbendover 3y agoAdditionally if you don't call-out the gotchas/pitfalls, then you're misleading the large chunk of engineers/managers who find a blog post and then blindly follow the best practice.