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> Does this stack really put everything under the sun to shame? Yes. I'm a .NET guy by trade and I've poked around Elixir/Phoenix a bit. I wish this stack (an

> Does this stack really put everything under the sun to shame? Yes. I'm a .NET guy by trade and I've poked around Elixir/Phoenix a bit. I wish this stack (and its concepts) would gain some popularity in the enterprise so we could get rid of microservices and SPAs entirely. 99% of companies don't need Microservices, they solve problems they don't have at costs they shouldn't have to pay (velocity, complexity, etc.) SPAs could go away for most LOB apps with Phoenix Live, Blazor (.NET), or even just classic server-side web apps + Htmx.

jcpst 3y ago
Just upvoting this isn't enough. I work in a large .NET shop. I only wish there was just the option of building admin or LOB apps with any of the three you listed above. Sure, there's some consistency in the tech stack, but I do not need a full-blown TypeScript/React SPA any time I just need a page with a form.
- jononomo 3y ago
  What is "LOB", please?
  - duijf 3y ago
    Line of business, I think
  - jonsagara 3y ago
    "Line of Business"
  - tharmas 3y ago
    In house apps.
BLanen 3y ago
Yes. Same. Microservices are a horrible solution to problems better solved by different means for most cases I've seen. Ever looked up Orleans? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/orleans/ https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/orleans/ Actor model for .NET There's also AKKA.NET