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The problem with "You wrote it, you run it" is they are completely orthogonal skillsets, and you lose the benefits of specialization. It introduces a high amoun

The problem with "You wrote it, you run it" is they are completely orthogonal skillsets, and you lose the benefits of specialization. It introduces a high amount of context switching, and loses consistency in how services operate.

im3w1l 3y ago
Sounds like the horizontal vs vertical integration debate all over again.
dilyevsky 3y ago
> It introduces a high amount of context switching As opposed to having that context now shared between two people on separate teams?