Re:The most popular docker images each contain at least 30 v...
by tannhaeuser on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @02:25PM
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> I am hoping the industry moves more towards engineering things, standardizing interactions [...]
Good luck with that. From my PoV, the "industry" has moved away from standardization ever since around 2008 when the "consumerization of IT" became a thing. Almost no meaningful standardization has been carried out in this decade. Previous efforts are being derided (XML bashing etc.) by people who haven't experienced 1990s lock-in. The web is driven ad absurdum with folks standing by and cheering. Enterprises are catering to the uneducated with "REST microservice" spaghetti, and younger devs mostly get their information from random (or even targetted) product blogs on the 'web.
Good luck with that. From my PoV, the "industry" has moved away from standardization ever since around 2008 when the "consumerization of IT" became a thing. Almost no meaningful standardization has been carried out in this decade. Previous efforts are being derided (XML bashing etc.) by people who haven't experienced 1990s lock-in. The web is driven ad absurdum with folks standing by and cheering. Enterprises are catering to the uneducated with "REST microservice" spaghetti, and younger devs mostly get their information from random (or even targetted) product blogs on the 'web.