[drubio]

They're a poster boy for Latam tech due to their growth.

While this post makes sense -- limiting tech choices -- it's rather contrarian, limiting choices to bleeding edge tech, which can go away or change on a whim.

But their culture has always been like this, I once attended a conference were they touted how they were using 'hexagonal architecture', at the time, it felt like something only Google or Amazon could get away with (inventing tech buzzwords).

For what it's worth, they have a wrap for always talking up how they use bleeding edge/buzz word tech at meetups, interviews and the like. I guess they can get away with being a unicorn in their market (i.e. Latam neobank)

[scns]

Hexagonal Architecture is not a buzzword. It was published in 2005.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexagonal_architecture_(softwa...