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It is highly relevant in many contexts. I see in my work all the time that developers building frontends on top of microservices believe that because the system
by kukkeliskuu 11mo ago
It is highly relevant in many contexts. I see in my work all the time that developers building frontends on top of microservices believe that because the system is called "eventually consistent", they can ignore consistency issues in refences between objects, causing flaky apps.
- lmm 11mo ago> I see in my work all the time that developers building frontends on top of microservices believe that because the system is called "eventually consistent", they can ignore consistency issues in refences between objects, causing flaky apps. If someone misunderstands that badly, why would one believe they would do any better if it was called "never consistent"?
- kukkeliskuu 11mo agoThat is a fair point, although I believe that misleading name is contributing to the confusion.