Excellent points and I agree that many people developing today have thrown out a lot of the good approaches we have learned over the last 20-30 years just because we have almost infinite scale in the cloud.
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Indeed, the same applies to memory and cpu usage. Just because the machines got better the need of proper designing your software was ignored more and more.
Hopefully sustainability will bring this back, one can only hope.
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Excellent points and I agree that many people developing today have thrown out a lot of the good approaches we have learned over the last 20-30 years just because we have almost infinite scale in the cloud.
Indeed, the same applies to memory and cpu usage. Just because the machines got better the need of proper designing your software was ignored more and more.
Hopefully sustainability will bring this back, one can only hope.