skluck

I wonder if Microsoft influenced the naming, they often use generic terms for product names.

* Microsoft Office

* Microsoft SQL Server

* MVC Framework

Would this be any different from selling a car that used aftermarket repair parts such as a sensor, muffler, or electronic switch? This seems like the most equivalent situation to me. A Ford is still a Ford even if I went down to my local auto parts to purchase replacement parts for it.

I apologize for not really commenting on the content of the release, but I am shocked that it is on version 0.59.

I wonder why they even bother with supposedly following semver at this point. 0.59? This seems to mean they can break anything at any point and it's technically still "following semver". I guess I just don't understand it. This library is used by thousands and consumed by millions (billions?). Why not just use dates as versions?

It is somewhat arbitrary though, isn't it? If AWS adds the ability to use security groups without a VPC, a lot of these issues go away wrt vpc or siloed infrastructure limits (cold starts).

There are still reasons to be in a private network - Being "one typo away" from exposing your services/db to the world is scary. But that seems like a solveable problem as well...