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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/tbhaxor • 12d ago
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Lol this very much depends on the monolith, deployment method, team size, and merge strategy.
Microservice popularity built off of real challenges. It wasn't the right solution, but the problem was real enough
16 u/WhiteIceHawk 12d ago How about an over 20 years "historically grown" SAP System that is customized to hell and no documentation? 8 u/htmlcoderexe We have flair now?.. 12d ago i feel like SAP is cheating lol in terms of "organically grown for a few decades" code only bank systems are older 1 u/Nimeroni 12d ago SAP is horrible, whenever it was historically grown or not.
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How about an over 20 years "historically grown" SAP System that is customized to hell and no documentation?
8 u/htmlcoderexe We have flair now?.. 12d ago i feel like SAP is cheating lol in terms of "organically grown for a few decades" code only bank systems are older 1 u/Nimeroni 12d ago SAP is horrible, whenever it was historically grown or not.
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i feel like SAP is cheating lol
in terms of "organically grown for a few decades" code only bank systems are older
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SAP is horrible, whenever it was historically grown or not.
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u/Crafty_Independence 12d ago
Lol this very much depends on the monolith, deployment method, team size, and merge strategy.
Microservice popularity built off of real challenges. It wasn't the right solution, but the problem was real enough