Embracing (Technology) History

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History

"Those who cannot remember the past...

"... are condemned to repeat it."

History

That quote

Remembering History

Germany, France, Russia

Remembering History

1914: Imperial Germany v France

Remembering History

1940: Third Reich v France

Remembering History

1812/1813: Imperial France v Czarist Russia

Remembering History

1941-1945: Third Reich v Stalinist Russia

Industry History

What about us?

Industry History

Best Practices

Best Practices

It has 'best' in the name.... what could go wrong?

Best Practices

International standards

Best Practices

Agile

Best Practices

Microservices

For each of these quotes... are they for Microservices, EJB, or Oracle Tuxedo?

Using History

History as a tool

Using History

Why vs How

Using History

Book: "Thinking in Time"

Using History

The Historical scenarios

Using History

The Typical Approach

Bad Industry History

Bad Industry History

Javascript!

Bad Industry History

Microservices!

A More Nuanced Approach

... to using history for decision-making

A More Nuanced Approach

Start

A More Nuanced Approach

Next

A More Nuanced Approach

Then

Practice

Let's do that here and now

Practice

What if we wanted to learn....

Practice

Javascript

Practice

Scheme (a Lisp)

Practice

Self

Practice

What if we wanted to learn....

Practice

Microservices

Practice

What if we wanted to learn....

Practice

Smalltalk

Credentials

Who is this guy?

Microservices

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