Thanks @alexander89
! This 'pattern' (not 'methodology'), along with the five design principles and more got my brain juices flowing - especially the 'plethora' of real-world examples, to provide additional context and to explain how local-first cooperation pattern (local-first-cooperation.org/docs/a...). It is quite the read, unlike Uncle Bob's SOLID design principles piece.
In short, I am still wrapping my head around the pattern 'concept' itself. The introduction piece did help myself the core concept of it, the IoT devices for example made sense - and some emphasis on 'decoupling' too (sounded like the other goal is to create less dependencies, between services).
Either way, thank you for sharing this pattern! We should always be open-minded to new patterns, methodologies, design principles and modern practices - especially when web development now is 'rapid' than (a decade) 10 years ago.
Lastly, my goal now is to 'attempt' on practicing this 'pattern' - through 'exercise / practice / real-world project examples' I can understand the concept of the pattern a little bit better.
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Thanks @alexander89 ! This 'pattern' (not 'methodology'), along with the five design principles and more got my brain juices flowing - especially the 'plethora' of real-world examples, to provide additional context and to explain how
local-first cooperation pattern(local-first-cooperation.org/docs/a...). It is quite the read, unlike Uncle Bob's SOLID design principles piece.In short, I am still wrapping my head around the pattern 'concept' itself. The introduction piece did help myself the core concept of it, the IoT devices for example made sense - and some emphasis on 'decoupling' too (sounded like the other goal is to create less dependencies, between services).
Either way, thank you for sharing this pattern! We should always be open-minded to new patterns, methodologies, design principles and modern practices - especially when web development now is 'rapid' than (a decade) 10 years ago.
Lastly, my goal now is to 'attempt' on practicing this 'pattern' - through 'exercise / practice / real-world project examples' I can understand the concept of the pattern a little bit better.