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Husband to Lindsey, Dad to Max, Declan, and Aubrey, and owner of JasperFx Software (https://jasperfx.net). I take pull requests. Go Chiefs!
I occasionally blog at https://jeremydmiller.com.
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Let me make it way worse then, because I heard this one in the car this morning taking my son to a basketball camp:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H5u...
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It was constantly on the radio one year in school when I was working w/ my Dad in the summer, and we heard it one the radio coming and going every day. You know how it was back then when you listened to the same station all day. You'd hear the same song 4-5 times
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That's the only single song of theirs that I know of.
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...it takes tools like Wolverine time and community/client involvement to uncover these issues, create reproductions, and harden the framework.
You can't recreate that with a "quick" roll your own solution. And you just don't know what you don't know.
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We've had a pair of issues with Wolverine or Marten in just the past week that revolve around hardening the tooling's ability to recover correctly from complete interruptions in connectivity to a database or to a messaging broker. That kind of stuff is *hard*, and...
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Thanks for the tip, I'll check that out
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Count your blessings, I've known plenty of architects or dev managers who just end up going to all the stand up calls
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I'd say the problem is the other way around and people are trying very hard, but adopting practices and ideas like iDesign or Clean Architecture templates that lead to quite a bit of layering and ceremony
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On non-trivial projects that aren't just CRUD systems anyway
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I honestly think that almost every idea I've ever encountered for code organization and software architecture would be better than iDesign is in real practice on a longer lived system.
My preferred approach is to remove as much code ceremony as possible, and probably use CQRS + VSA
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That just does not resonate with me in the slightest. And real world analogies to coding efforts haven't exactly been wildly successful in my experience either.
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Too much ceremony, way too much chattiness, does a very poor job of separating concerns in my opinion, adds too much complexity for no real value compared to other possible approaches to organizing a codebase and distributing responsibilities
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Oh, I loathe the argumentative trick of just saying that folks weren't doing a technique correctly when the technique is observed to lead to very poor results.
Almost as much as I've loathed every iDesign inspired codebase I've ever had the displeasure to work with
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Welp, if JasperFx takes off, maybe we do "CritterConf" in 2-3 years:)
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I don't have any control over that, and I don't see that
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Dude, love to catch up soon, but I'm not longer able to get talks accepted to conferences:(
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The field is always way, way broader and more diverse than I think a lot of people realize. A couple dozen times I've had people tell me that "every developer does *this*" where "this" is something I've never, ever heard of
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I don't think it would have been possible for the .NET folks at MS to have built their internals in any goofier way than they did. Way more complexity than the much older, equivalent functionality in Lamar/StructureMap