feat(doc): true-composable-templates #805
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| a workshop. I told him that the audience was able to create a simple but powerful setup that | ||
| worked locally and was deployable on AWS using terraform. I noted that if I would have tried to | ||
| achieve this without Wing, it would have taken me two weeks to get to the same point. However, | ||
| the Product Manager offered a perspective that prompted deep reflection. He acknowledged the |
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In the first part where you describe the conversation with "the product manager" consider using a more personal and conversational tone. Maybe instead of "the product manager", give them a name and add some personal details about them. Make this feel a bit more intimate and less like a detached description of a conversation. If you give your friend a name, it will also make it less awkward down the story when you refer to them.
| developers to tweak them for specific needs. This layer would enable any developer to adapt the | ||
| template to their unique project requirements. | ||
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| #### Why are we talking about Templates? |
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Maybe add a bunch of concrete examples and links to solutions from the platform engineering space
| working with it. Templates are a very powerful tool with a very appealing time to value, no wonder | ||
| this product manager asked about Wing vs a template on any technology. | ||
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| #### Templates and Their Limits |
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| #### Templates and Their Limits | |
| #### What's wrong with templates? |
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| and innovation. They’re great for getting off the ground quickly but may not always cater to the | ||
| nuanced needs of every project. The ability to customize a template does introduce flexibility, | ||
| but this can also introduce complexity, requiring developers to navigate and manipulate the | ||
| template's constraints to suit their specific objectives. |
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The text feels a bit too abstract. Maybe lead with a concrete example
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One example I like to give is what happens if there's a security bug in the template and now we have to chase all copies of the template to fix this bug.
| but this can also introduce complexity, requiring developers to navigate and manipulate the | ||
| template's constraints to suit their specific objectives. | ||
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| #### Template Composition |
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| #### Template Composition | |
| #### Composition instead of templates |
| It does know what is required in order to use itself with other resources. | ||
| The system identified this indirect composition of resource and call the onLift method of the Bedrock model with the callee as the host. | ||
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| #### The Real Value of Using Wing |
| When a project grows, they grow outside the boundaries of what we initially thought should be the template version, | ||
| the project setup and architecture needs to allow developers to modify their architecture by allowing developers to refactor and change patterns in the way that fits the current business requirements. | ||
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| ## Conclusion |
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Maybe add something personal here
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