Käme sicher auch darauf an, wie viel man schulübergreifend organisieren will, aber 2 pro 1000 Schüler klingt in der Tat nicht viel.
Old news to everyone, surely, but I’ve found my new favorite Venn diagram (Source: laughmaths.blogspot.com/2014…)
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Trying out @SpatialChatTeam for the first time, this is really very, very well done spatial.chat
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I had a lot of fun with my old podcast buddy @markusvoelter in this one, arguing about DSLs and DDD and the cost of tooling, just like we used to do
New episode released: @stilkov talks with @markusvoelter about language engineering
case-podcast.org/35-markus-v…
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Well, in that dimension REST is the architectural style of the web (not just a blueprint for APIs). I’d argue the web doesn’t do too badly in scaling to decentralized organizations :)
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I sympathize with your view, @lukaseder; it’s similar to my favorite architectural style in that it tries to cast everything into a consistent model. And the tons of shitty REST service implementations could be compared to the typical unmaintainable PL/SQL catastrophes.
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Same here. I sort of enjoyed The Last Jedi for the inevitable upcoming outrage even while watching it for the first time. Rise of Skywalker did absolutely nothing for me.
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“To those who have been watching Mr. Trump’s statements, the idea that he is responsible for spreading or amplifying misinformation might not come as a huge shock.” nytimes.com/2020/09/30/us/po…
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I agree completely. If there’s something positive about microservices, it’s the connection of technical to organizational boundaries, and if they fail, a lack of this is the most frequently occurring reason
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