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Morfes
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What is most annoying buzzword taht gets your garages grinding?

For me the latest one is gamification

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  • 3
    The game theory course from Stanford was really good though.

    I'll go with OpenShift
  • 5
    Micro service architecture..
    It’s not like it isn’t already common practice..
  • 2
    @SortOfTested I don't mean gamification or game theory is wrong or doesn't works. What I mean is many individuals just use this word without even understanding what it is or in few cases they don't even have a product yet but they want to gamify it
  • 1
    @just8littleBit yes every startup don't need to be built with microservice architecture. If you really want it use could functions. And anyways if the codebase is good braking a monolith up later should be that hard
  • 1
    @jespersh I am glad I don't listen that all taht often now
  • 9
    AI/ML
    Not because it's useless, far from it, but because so, so, so many people misunderstand it or form opinions without actually studying it (or at least reading up the basics).
  • 5
    Freaking IoT
  • 5
    @just8littleBit
    Is it though? My jury is out. Most people write a lot of tiny services, but they don't own a vertical tech slice of a business concern (the contexts, they are not bounded). From what I've seen most people just relabel sedimentary layers as "micro services" and call it a day.

    Anyone considering MicroServicesTM needs to watch this first and learn what it meeeaaaans, it requires buuuuyin on an oooorggganizatioooonal leveeeeeel:
    https://youtube.com/watch/...

    tldr/dw: If you share persistence, or ui with anything else, you're not a microservice. :D

    Attached artwork is titled "The average 'microservice'"
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  • 3
    DevOps [when they really mean "automation"]

    shift-left [when they really mean "automation"]

    in that order
  • 0
    @SortOfTested yea, many idiots out there but to me it seems in serious companies it’s usually done right.
  • 1
    @RememberMe this one gets me too
  • 3
    AWS Technology. It's a service not a technology.
  • 1
    I have two.

    "Blazing" (as in, "blazing fast") and "Cloud" (especially "cloud native").

    I dismiss any code that uses those phrases to describe itself.
  • 3
    any JavaScript framework
  • 1
    Every buzzword. Every one of those
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