The way I have approached this problem is to take a look at previous large code bases where I and others inevitably built frameworks and solutions to problems w

The way I have approached this problem is to take a look at previous large code bases where I and others inevitably built frameworks and solutions to problems we ran into. They were created because we either couldn’t find a reasonable alternative or our needs were simple that we didn’t need to introduce a lot more complexity to our app. It’s nice to take a step back every once and a while and try and build toy problems where you revisit those problems in architecture and see how you would do it different using today’s existing solutions. I find balance using really simple and boring tech while taking advantage of some frameworks that make life easier (depending on preference)