I know it's a different issue but this reminded me of the developers who mention five design patterns for every requirement listed. It's often pointless and, mo

I know it's a different issue but this reminded me of the developers who mention five design patterns for every requirement listed. It's often pointless and, more often than not, it's easier to just describe what is it they mean when they mention them. I've picked a stack, it's simple, straightforward enough, easy to pick up and understand and fits most applications, and every one I've tried to work on my own. I still try to experiment with new tools, libraries, etc, but often they end up as just that: experiments.