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Unpop roundup! 2023 (Go Time #338)
Nov 21, 2024
Johnny Boursiquot, known for his engaging workshops, joins the conversation to discuss the most intriguing tech opinions of 2023. They dive into the benefits of starting with a monolithic architecture before moving to microservices, sharing humorous anecdotes along the way. The group reflects on unconventional perspectives regarding web browsers and programming languages, critiquing Python's evolution. The episode wraps up with a light-hearted debate about tech, cooking, and IntelliJ IDEs, all sprinkled with clever insights.
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- Developers expressed the need for open communication to combat the fear influencing poor technology decision-making and innovation.
- Many argued that establishing a robust monolithic codebase first can facilitate easier error correction compared to transitioning to microservices prematurely.
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