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I hate this kind of descriptions. I have no idea what this does and the page didn't explain it. Forwards me to read a blog post that I am sure won't be there in
by fsniper 3y ago
I hate this kind of descriptions. I have no idea what this does and the page didn't explain it. Forwards me to read a blog post that I am sure won't be there in say 6 months?
If your software requires a blog post to be understood perhaps your reason to exist is not really that important?
- boesboes 3y agohttps://www.systeminit.com/ https://www.systeminit.com/ Seems reasonably informative. Would be better if they linked that atleast
- fsniper 3y agoStill not very clear website. It's not explaning what they do but give vauge descriptions for screen shots.
- thinkmassive 3y agoI read the entire blog post and still have no better understanding of what System Initiative is than I did before. The post was written by the CTO (former founder and CTO of Chef). It mentions at the highest level how DevOps has succeeded since 2009, then it complains about how our tooling is practically unchanged since then. This results in “death by a thousand papercuts,” which System Initiative aims to solve! Visiting the website[1] provides a better overview of the purpose/goal. It seems like an opinionated configuration of a stack of existing tooling that can be extended in typescript. Edit: seems like there’s something novel going on with building a graph of the infra, and having a GUI to collaboratively manipulate the infra through. [1] https://www.systeminit.com/ https://www.systeminit.com/