@@cockroachdb How everyone seems to keep going kubernetes crazy when in reality by now, we should be over it and just get back to making good apps. In my opinion, lately, it seems like developers are knee deep in infrastructure complexity and unable to get out. When will they get back to actually making good products instead of focusing so much on the buzzwords fed to them? Another interesting topic... we move away from monolithic structures because people say it isn't modern, then we move to microservices, only to learn the hard way the complexities of testing partial failures, including connectivity failures, in a microservices design. Food for thought.
My team and I were having a very similar conversation about Unit Testing and Code Coverage! Not only is it not the best metric to chase, it can be very deceiving since it doesn't measure the quality of your tests themselves.
This podcast episode is so underrated, it needs more likes because it was fantastic.
Couldn't agree more. What was the most interesting idea that came up for you?
@@cockroachdb How everyone seems to keep going kubernetes crazy when in reality by now, we should be over it and just get back to making good apps. In my opinion, lately, it seems like developers are knee deep in infrastructure complexity and unable to get out. When will they get back to actually making good products instead of focusing so much on the buzzwords fed to them?
Another interesting topic... we move away from monolithic structures because people say it isn't modern, then we move to microservices, only to learn the hard way the complexities of testing partial failures, including connectivity failures, in a microservices design. Food for thought.
My team and I were having a very similar conversation about Unit Testing and Code Coverage! Not only is it not the best metric to chase, it can be very deceiving since it doesn't measure the quality of your tests themselves.