Stop using Integer ID’s in your Database
For example, many architects favor not being locked into a database vendor or cloud provider. However, how likely is a switch really? Maybe 5%, or even lower? How much will it cost you to bring that switching cost down from let's say $50,000 (for a semi-manual migration) to near zero? Likely a lot more than the $2,500 ($50,000 x 5%) you can expect ... See more
Gregor Hohpe • Don't get locked up into avoiding lock-in
The important thing from a logging-into-software perspective is not who you are, but what you are authorized to do. So, Keys, not IDs.
Gordon Brander • Soulbinding Like a State
Backends Should be Designed for Product Developers
youtu.beAnother common problem with user stories, especially when they are created in bulk, is that they are often created to describe technical deliverables.