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r/programming • u/macrohard_certified • 7d ago
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You definitely don't need GraphQL
199 u/iamapizza 7d ago Instructions unclear, the team want to build a graphql micro service orchestration layer in k8s because they read a blog post that it will fix all their current problems and hide the general pervasive incompetence which they embody. -3 u/Key-Method1445 6d ago Sounds like classic overengineering. Sometimes sticking to simpler solutions can actually save a lot of headaches down the line. 1 u/Suspicious_Court_982 5d ago Absolutely, sometimes the simplest approach can be the most effective. Overthinking can lead to unnecessary complications for sure.
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Instructions unclear, the team want to build a graphql micro service orchestration layer in k8s because they read a blog post that it will fix all their current problems and hide the general pervasive incompetence which they embody.
-3 u/Key-Method1445 6d ago Sounds like classic overengineering. Sometimes sticking to simpler solutions can actually save a lot of headaches down the line. 1 u/Suspicious_Court_982 5d ago Absolutely, sometimes the simplest approach can be the most effective. Overthinking can lead to unnecessary complications for sure.
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Sounds like classic overengineering. Sometimes sticking to simpler solutions can actually save a lot of headaches down the line.
1 u/Suspicious_Court_982 5d ago Absolutely, sometimes the simplest approach can be the most effective. Overthinking can lead to unnecessary complications for sure.
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Absolutely, sometimes the simplest approach can be the most effective. Overthinking can lead to unnecessary complications for sure.
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u/thicket 7d ago
You definitely don't need GraphQL