> In some sense, external orchestration turns individual applications into distributed microservices, with all the complexity that implies. While I'm not entir

> In some sense, external orchestration turns individual applications into distributed microservices, with all the complexity that implies. While I'm not entirely convinced by the notion that distributed microservices inherently increase complexity, I do see significant benefits in how they empower workflows that span multiple projects and teams. For instance, in Temporal, different workers can operate in various programming languages, each managing its own specific set of activities within a single workflow. This approach enhances communication and collaboration between diverse projects, allowing them to leverage their unique tech stacks while still working together seamlessly.