Re:Python is becoming the world’s most popular programming l...
by stevesimmons on Wednesday October 10, 2018 @12:05PM
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To grossly oversimply:
- Yes, it is a monolithic application architecture. There are distinct frameworks (e.g. GUIs, DBs, distributed compute, pubsub, lazily evaluated graph, reactive graphs, etc) designed to be used together in a unified way based on a global object store.
- A 150 person platform dev team writes these core frameworks and dev tools and runs the SDLC infra.
- Then the several thousand developers in business teams build applications for their particular needs.
- When the platform team sees businesses building their own solutions to a common need, it will productionize that as a new core framework for all business to use.
- In Python terms, there is a relative small number of core classes, and very many application-specific subclasses.
- Yes, it is a monolithic application architecture. There are distinct frameworks (e.g. GUIs, DBs, distributed compute, pubsub, lazily evaluated graph, reactive graphs, etc) designed to be used together in a unified way based on a global object store.
- A 150 person platform dev team writes these core frameworks and dev tools and runs the SDLC infra.
- Then the several thousand developers in business teams build applications for their particular needs.
- When the platform team sees businesses building their own solutions to a common need, it will productionize that as a new core framework for all business to use.
- In Python terms, there is a relative small number of core classes, and very many application-specific subclasses.