43min
Greg Young explains that one of the more essential characteristics of systems is their ability to be deleted and rewritten from scratch in a small amount of time. He argues that it’s often simpler to rewrite a piece of code than moving it in a direction that wasn’t the one considered up until now.
He then shares his rule of no service should be complex enough to need more than a one-week rewrite and points out that objects, micro-services, actor, processes are conceptually the same thing.
