@[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?
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@[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.
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@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.
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@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