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Yikes, no. Your code is the one thing you control. You can make it an asset for migration or a liability.
by lallysingh 3y ago
Yikes, no. Your code is the one thing you control. You can make it an asset for migration or a liability.
- scarface_74 3y agoAnd “your code” is probably a tiny part of the entire enterprises architecture. The average enterprise has 250+ SaaS dependencies. Do you really think the CTO of a large organization is staying up late at night because a developer chose to use DynamoDB and didn’t put a facade over it to “avoid lock-in”?
- lallysingh 3y agoIf they're getting screwed in pricing or availability vs a competitor, yes. They're asking "how's long do we have to stay with this bad option before we can switch?"