@ufried most people agree on the cutting apart side of things. Lots of discussion on the putting back together side :)
First time I’m taking a look at #Elixir, and I like it a lot. How could I not, given it tries to merge the best of Erlang, Ruby and Clojure?
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@vowe “Use the conductors in the direction which reduces distoration!” – Priceless.
@alexkli I know, but I find it OK if it’s done by native speakers. For foreigners it seems completely weird to me.
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@starbuxman @bsletten Even if it’s literally literally? I actually thought hard about whether or not to use that word :-)
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I loved #microxchg, but I would have loved to see more women among speakers and attendees. Something to work at next year.
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I literally cringe when I hear non-native English speakers use “like” as a filler. Maybe it’s because I’m, like, a non-native speaker?
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Who would have thought a government treating everyone’s rights like crap might end up being bad for business? mobile.nytimes.com/2015/02/1…
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So #microxchg is done, and I think it was quite awesome. Thanks to an awesome audience, great speakers, and fantastic co-organizers and crew
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Final talk in “my” track at #microxch by: @chadfowler – looking forward to a great conclusion
@bijanv Lots of them :-) The video will be online some time soon.
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@maqdev At least ZooKeeper was mentioned in the talk I’m in, about 2 minutes ago
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@caoilte_oconnor @samnewman Yeah, that micro-services thing sounds interesting.
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Listening to my @innoQ co-workers @Eigenbrodtm and @goldstift present on microservices micro-architecture at #microxchg
@ufried @herrwieger I believe Mr Fielding’s architectural style has a pretty good track record in terms of supporting evolution
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@ufried @mirko_novakovic It was both, of course; that was sort of the point.