[LolNoGenerics]

To mock about the doings of others is easy. Plead me guilty. But there are rights and wrongs on both sides. Usually.

My theory is that engineers are often stuck in a filter bubble. Especially newer engineers. If you read all day about microservices and SPAs, there is at some point no place for something else. But classic web app achitectures are still doing very well. At a common scale they do things better with less complexity. The point is that they aren't very heavily discussed anymore. Most problems have been discussed and there are solutions for it. For me it is hard to argue about the problems of modern approaches. Not because I don't have any arguments, but because mostly the response is that we have to throw more code, hardware and architecture at it. It works for FAANG, why argue?

All sides need to pay more respect to things that work. And we have to set context when/where/why it works.

[jondubois]

True, definitely Amazon is heavy on the Serverless marketing/filter bubble.