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by ilovecaching 10y ago
I am primarily talking about the Oracle/Docker partnership. Oracle is well known for acquiring open source projects and stripping them down to skeleton crews to remove competition, pushing the developers who built the OSS onto forks. M
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by ilovecaching 10y ago
I'm not going to name names, if it's not obvious go watch the last general session keynote. Edit: See my response below
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by ilovecaching 10y ago
Do you know that keeping your users in a constant state of confusion is not the way to convince them that you're building a stable and secure product? Also, isn't it kind of ironic that you built your company on OSS and then invit
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by ilovecaching 10y ago
So are you saying that http://facebook.github.io/relay/docs/graphql-relay-specifica... no longer applies to Relay Modern? I can use any schema and Relay will just work?
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by ilovecaching 10y ago
My biggest gripe with the original Relay was that it didn't work with any GraphQl schema, but only those that provided a bunch of features like pagination and retrieving any object by id. This no batteries included, high initial bar fo
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by ilovecaching 10y ago
Don't frame the question as language X vs language Y. Think about the ecosystems instead. Golang provides a batteries included API that allows developers to rely less on third party libraries with shaky SLAs, a promise of version stabi
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by ilovecaching 10y ago
It may be only a name change today, but relabeling the docker to 'CE' opens up a world of possibilities where 'enterprise features' get shipped in the 'EE' and the 'CE' turns into watered down freemiu
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by ilovecaching 10y ago
My worst fears confirmed. Docker finally realized they couldn't get a piece of the orchestration pie and are resorting to making Docker a freemium product. Very sad. Wished they had gone so many different directions than this. Knew thi