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This concept has been around for a long time. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...

Do you have any engineering staff in Australia?

Surprised how well the Orleans serializer performs for most uses cases.

Check out https://siloserver.org . Silo has its own API but also spins up a Jellyfin-protocol compatibility layer. This allows you to use any Jellyfin client and just point it at y…

You've never worked at a large company.

As Reddit already pointed out, this is nothing novel.

I find the cult of python is hard to shift from some people. They just can't see it.

The CD is available on Archive.org

Hundreds of thousands of .NET applications run inside Linux Docker containers.

The tab key doesn't even work consistently across apps and screens.

There are genuinely some great power toys available.

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Last year I wrote a simple system using Semantic Kernel, backed by functions inside Microsoft Orleans, which for the most part was a business logic DSL processor by LLM. Your busin…

When you put it like that it really is a bad product.

Great response. All arguments are valid and fair.

Sounds good!

98% of teams I've worked on did not need microservices.

What's the technology behind this. I'm working on something myself, using a distributed actor model (setup like a graph) to create a living reactive model.

My sentiments exactly - well said. The big mistake is forcing OOP onto everything. It's why I really have an affinity with the virtual actor, it has just enough OOP for me to have …

I agree. I'm not advocating doing a purist DDD solution but rather using similar modelling techniques and just making naive actors.

It's just part 1. I have just published part 2 which goes into more detail.

That's fair feedback. I wanted to post it in 3 parts, but I see now I probably should have just made one large post.

As I mentioned there's nothing novel in this post, especially for a senior. This is more about getting some context out of the way so that I can show some techniques in a future po…

It's tricky to provide a really good example right now. I notice in the .NET world there are like these DDD "starter packs", and my god, they're just layers of maintainability hell…