Both cloud services and mobile applications have experienced explosive growth in recent years, leading application developers to embrace the use of microservices as an important strategic tool. Microservices allow for rapid deployment, language-neutral communication and bounded context. Continue reading for the top 3 ways microservices benefit developers.
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