Interesting points. I'm wondering about MongoDB. Have you tried it recently? It really improves with every release. We have a 20TB Mongo database and it's fast and problem free. Also regarding the queues. In my personal…
Exactly, every time the government wants to pass a law, they can arrange the killing of a few dozen/hundred/thousand people.
Too bad people still watch TV and get dog trained/brainwashed to stop thinking after hearing phrases like "conspiracy theory".
Install Chrome, install extension, don't use Safari :)
IMHO with the current management Twitter will stagnate and die.
Because shiple :)
I'm sure there a lot of strange requirements in random states of India, China, Russia, Egypt, etc as well.
Don't overdo it, use coarse grained switches. Throw hardware at it. Switches are temporary, with time their number will settle.
And still somehow feature switching works great at Facebook, Google and Goldman Sachs with big teams. Merging complex changesets across branches is impossible to do 100% correct every time. Not unless you're a 10 feat…
Heh, there's always opposition to new practices. Branching has been mainstream for a long time, it's only fair to expect resistance to any alternatives. Give it a few years and everybody will use feature switching,…
Interesting points. I'm wondering about MongoDB. Have you tried it recently? It really improves with every release. We have a 20TB Mongo database and it's fast and problem free. Also regarding the queues. In my personal…
Exactly, every time the government wants to pass a law, they can arrange the killing of a few dozen/hundred/thousand people.
Too bad people still watch TV and get dog trained/brainwashed to stop thinking after hearing phrases like "conspiracy theory".
Install Chrome, install extension, don't use Safari :)
IMHO with the current management Twitter will stagnate and die.
Because shiple :)
I'm sure there a lot of strange requirements in random states of India, China, Russia, Egypt, etc as well.
Don't overdo it, use coarse grained switches. Throw hardware at it. Switches are temporary, with time their number will settle.
And still somehow feature switching works great at Facebook, Google and Goldman Sachs with big teams. Merging complex changesets across branches is impossible to do 100% correct every time. Not unless you're a 10 feat…
Heh, there's always opposition to new practices. Branching has been mainstream for a long time, it's only fair to expect resistance to any alternatives. Give it a few years and everybody will use feature switching,…