
Languages and Architecture — The Importance of Being Language/Architecture Agnostic
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We shouldn't blindly follow all mainstream trends. Rather, we should carefully decide which architecture to choose.
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Today, I discuss languages and the importance of being language/architecture agnostic. I observe that the backend world is rediscovering itself and criticizes microservices architecture. The key idea is that we shouldn't blindly follow all mainstream trends. Maybe the optimal decision for you is to either stick with a monolith or strike a balance between monolith and microservices.
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