> The exact reason why I compare microservices to OOP ;-)
That's just because some guru -- Uncle Bob, or even more probably Martin Fowler, I think -- some (rather long by now) time ago wrote a lot of examples along the lines of "methods should be at most five, preferably three, lines long" in Java.
If you look for later examples of the same kind of recommendation you'll probably find they're mostly written in funtional languages nowadays, so you could just as well say "that's why I compare microservices to FP".
That's just because some guru -- Uncle Bob, or even more probably Martin Fowler, I think -- some (rather long by now) time ago wrote a lot of examples along the lines of "methods should be at most five, preferably three, lines long" in Java.
If you look for later examples of the same kind of recommendation you'll probably find they're mostly written in funtional languages nowadays, so you could just as well say "that's why I compare microservices to FP".