"The term SOA has been so co-opted by vendors trying to sell stuff that I think it will die off as a term."
I think it did! I definitely didn't remember what it stood for. (The author does provide a definition, but it's on the 25th time he uses the acronym :) )
Did it really die though? It seem to live on well enough in enterprise. Less popular now that Microservices are back in fashion, but still lurking around waiting for the pendulum to swing back in 2-8 years when we have had enough of microservices (again).
At least we improve on the paradigms on each iteration. Maybe one day one day both of them will be good enough to let us swing toward something new.
"The term SOA has been so co-opted by vendors trying to sell stuff that I think it will die off as a term."
I think it did! I definitely didn't remember what it stood for. (The author does provide a definition, but it's on the 25th time he uses the acronym :) )