I'm a broken record on this one, but the "Modular Monolith" idea comes with its own set of new complexity and it's not right to say that it's any kind of silver bullet.
Is it maybe the best idea knowing what we know right now after a decade and change of micro-services? Maybe, but don't be fooled into thinking it's just going to be easy.
@[email protected] It's almost as if software architecture needs to try and solve real, specific, problems rather than being chosen according to fashion. Who would have thought?
@jeremydmiller Folks are just constantly looking for silver bullets, and folks are always looking to sell a gun that shoots them.
I think it’s yet another cycle in the .NET space to chase those MVP accolades and speaker spots.
@khalidabuhakmeh I'm having a good day and need to be productive for the next couple hours so I can't indulge in a lot of cynical ranting but here we go anyway because you triggered me:
The MVP program has done more harm than good overall in the .NET community.
@khalidabuhakmeh Apropos of nothing, I loved him in that role. Both as a straight up bad guy and later as a comic relief quasi good guy
