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Yes, and then they start complaining that the shared domain objects are not kept up to date by team $notMine, and so they inevitably go to a shared library wher
by figmert 2mo ago
Yes, and then they start complaining that the shared domain objects are not kept up to date by team $notMine, and so they inevitably go to a shared library where they fall back into the same issues.
- gib444 2mo agoIs that a result of poor DDD, not modelling more appropriate objects? Eg a Customer Address, Delivery Address, Invoice Address Vs just a single shared Address Or is there still too much conflict for the truly shareable objects?
- figmert 2mo agoIt's a result of being human, and the fact that we still haven't figured out how to work together well.
- gib444 2mo agoHundreds of millions or even billions of us work together well every single day... It's really tiring trying to engage in curious discussion on HN. Seems people just want to make attempts at witty remarks and talk past people
- regularfry 2mo agoIf you're needing to share code for domain objects between microservices something has gone badly wrong.