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Currently I have the feeling that successfull companies are mostly using SOA architectures, but startups/individuals are writing their whole apps with Django/Fl
by swah 15y ago
Currently I have the feeling that successfull companies are mostly using SOA architectures, but startups/individuals are writing their whole apps with Django/Flask/Rails/Play.
What would have to change so that those architectures were the obvious way to write an app in the first place? (One could argue they never are the proper way).
Searching somewhat it seems there aren't many posts describing Rails/Django/PHP <-> Backend Service recipes.
- crazygringo 15y agoSpeaking as someone who is using SOA at a startup... I think there's a lot of value in it, but I also think SOA is overkill for a lot of projects. Plus, given the amount of pivoting that goes on with projects at the beginning, you might wind up implementing a SOA in a totally wrong way. It just seems like a lot of extra overhead. Plus, in many cases you can gradually migrate your project later to a SOA, depending on where the bottlenecks are.