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by tinodelletna 6y ago
This is really great feedback! Thanks, we will definitely take this into account when writing more technical documentation.
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
Really good question, a bit off-topic though. The main reason was to get off-line capabilities and other future features we have in the pipeline atm.
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
You are absolutely right. I am utterly sorry. We will work on a fully-compatible Links (the browser) version of the site as penitence.
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
Sorry, we will fix the CSS asap, until then if you are still interested you could look at the copy on Medium: https://tinodelletna.medium.com/fractal-architectures-a-soft...
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
The Fractal metaphor is intended to be seen in the light of their self-similar property. It is the idea of having micro-structures of standardised infrastructure components that could be replicated indefinitely through the invocation of int
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
Thanks! We will get on that CSS ASAP :)
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
Yes, I guess too much intro... if you have any specific feedback on parts I could have left unsaid it will be great to know for next time. About management, totally agree. That's why we are already working on the next two articles.
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
Really sorry about that. Our site is a SPA so it really relies on Javascript. We have put a copy of the article on Medium: https://tinodelletna.medium.com/fractal-architectures-a-soft... I hope that will work
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
https://tinodelletna.medium.com/fractal-architectures-a-soft...
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by tinodelletna 6y ago
Oh that's strange, I will post a copy on medium and get that link in here too.
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Fractal Architectures: A Software Craftsman's take to Infrastructure as Code(yanchware.com)
70 points by tinodelletna 6y ago|48 comments