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by hmeh 3y ago
No, we don’t.
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by hmeh 3y ago
Source: I lead a team of a dozen or so and we have over 100 deployed components. We don’t call them microservices, because we aren’t web developers pretending to do architecture and recreating the mistakes of DCOM, CORBA, and Web Services.
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by hmeh 3y ago
This is wrong. That's not how Conway's Law works. It’s also not how software design works. But please, by all means, continue to spread disinformation and keep us in the dark ages.
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by hmeh 3y ago
Just read the author’s bio. This is a person that appears to have zero software design experience writing an article telling you to ignore software design and just respect your team configuration. I call this Conway’s Confusion.
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by hmeh 3y ago
It’s hard to imagine worse advice. Software design principles lead you to good architecture. Focus on autonomy, proper partitioning, and sound design and you get what you get. If you target monoliths out of some misguided attempt to reduce
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by hmeh 3y ago
Dozen-ish person team, 3 year project so far, billion dollar revenue company (not a software company), >500k LOC, TDD since the beginning. Have been doing TDD for 18 years or so. Still getting better at it.
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by hmeh 3y ago
If you want to learn to build software well, I can’t recommend the Eventide community enough. Eventide is a ruby toolkit for event sourced autonomous services, but the people there have a proven track record of understanding, executing, and
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by hmeh 6y ago
I'm currently working with realntl on a transition to Eventide from a Rails monolith for a client project. We reached a point where the monolith was getting harder and harder to change. This is inevitable in my experience, no matter ho
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by hmeh 7y ago
> That doesn't to seem to be characteristic of Microservices at all. Many have their own "unique" definition, which is why "microservices" is bordering on no longer meaning anything. Some people say it and mean S
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Announcing Eventide v2: Event-Sourced, Autonomous Microservices for Everyone(blog.eventide-project.org)
7 points by hmeh 7y ago|0 comments
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by hmeh 9y ago
Also check out https://helloepics.com which adds parent child relationships across boards to Trello. I worked on it, but I wouldn’t (and didn’t) want to use Trello without it.
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Say Hello to Card Dependencies in Trello with the Hello Epics Power-Up(blog.trello.com)
1 points by hmeh 9y ago|0 comments
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Prevent broken builds from slowing your team down(substantial.com)
1 points by hmeh 11y ago|0 comments
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Quickly switch Harvest tasks with Keyboard(substantial.com)
1 points by hmeh 11y ago|0 comments
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Mocks and Stubs aren't objects, they're methods(substantial.com)
8 points by hmeh 12y ago|0 comments
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Super easy browser testing with rails(substantial.com)
1 points by hmeh 13y ago|0 comments
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by hmeh 14y ago
I used to be in this school. It has some downsides. I'm now back to the twitter-bootstrap-many-classes-are-fine camp. * your css can still get large in large sites. Even though you're not duplicating rules, you're still filling your rules u
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by hmeh 15y ago
I actually patented this about 6 years ago. Now I just got to dig up the patent...