@GilesDMiddleton @rossipedia Depends on the company. I work for a large bank, we have lots of different teams, lots of different technologies. There's around 1k engineers in the group, we probably have a bit of everything. I've seen C#, NodeJS, Java, REST, GraphQL, SQL, NoSQL, Dynamics, SAP..
@GilesDMiddleton @rossipedia Microservices are really useful when there is a really large development department with multiple independent teams. I don't see the point in a solo dev using microservices for anything really
@lorcan_owens @pbmosligo @StephenMcClell3 This. I can't easily move home from Australia because I would have to take a 40% pay cut and my cost of living would be about the same.
@sumdeveloper @RakeshSangem8 Mac OS is also quickly navigable by keyboard only. TBH I imagine productivity is approximately equal. Mac has an apt equivalent in brew. The timer thing sounds really useful, I don't think Mac OS has anything OOTB like that