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This is not the first time I've heard this argument from a "cloud services provider", and surely it won't be the last. I've found you can get very far on those
by bennylope 15y ago
This is not the first time I've heard this argument from a "cloud services provider", and surely it won't be the last.
I've found you can get very far on those four points (minimal configuration, accessible, collaborative, and minimal production-development gap) using shared virtual images, specifically using Vagrant. It's probably not a good solution if you require massive amounts of test data in development, but unless that's the case I just don't see the benefits of using SaaS components for development's sake.
- carimura 15y agoVery true.. But often it's the service providers that think about these hard problems daily, talk to their customers, and attempt at making the world a better place by building great products. In the process it's really hard not to form opinions about the future. :) Disclosure: I work for Iron.io