As they say, keep it simple, stupid. To be fair, most companies that complicate their feature set don't do it because they enjoy writing more code. It's just d

As they say, keep it simple, stupid. To be fair, most companies that complicate their feature set don't do it because they enjoy writing more code. It's just difficult to focus on your core competency when a simple product sounds boring on paper. It's so much harder to pitch to a VC or potential employee. Who wants to support a product that's just going to sync one folder instead of your entire system? But it's always the companies that manage to make it through that stage that succeed.