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Yes. It's better than burning £100ks by over complicating things and wasting your developer's time. Most startups fail. You need to cover as much ground as pos
by nprateem 2y ago
Yes. It's better than burning £100ks by over complicating things and wasting your developer's time.
Most startups fail. You need to cover as much ground as possible while you have runway, not cock about with microservices.
- brodouevencode 2y agoYou're basing your entire argument on the org in question being a startup, and missing the rest of the 98% of the market.
- hnthrowaway6543 2y agoIn the context of choosing monolith vs microservices first, it's a safe bet that we're talking about startups; in the other 98% of the market you don't have a choice because something already exists.
- brodouevencode 2y agoWhat? You don't think large enterprises also have to make these decisions?
- hnthrowaway6543 2y agoIs there a large enterprise that exists in 2024 that doesn't already have existing software?
- brodouevencode 2y agoIs there a large enterprise that exists in 2024 that isn't currently building new software?