Udi Dahan wrote:
> Let’s take a closer look at what complexity is. On the one hand, we have
> these apps which are likely to be monolithic big piles of mud with very
> high internal complexity. After performing the SO approach, we may have
> more moving parts, yet each is better defined with much lower internal
> complexity than before.
Software bugs and complexity are a minor problem compared to what happens to a
software system which is distributed and utilizing remote service access for
things which used to be done locally in the same process.
The complexity of distributed systems design is all too often overlooked...
Look how many of the features of Jini are slowly creeping to the forefront of
conversation and requirements for SOA software technologies. People are
finally
realizing what things are necessary, besides the trivial "send stuff from X to
Y".
Gregg Wonderly
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