So much agree. The web is very large and there are tons of use cases. So when people start talking about it being so difficult to setup a website because of all

So much agree. The web is very large and there are tons of use cases. So when people start talking about it being so difficult to setup a website because of all these things I just can't understand where there head is at. It's like complaining that they built a rocket destined to go the moon, handled all the requirements to do that, but their use case would have been handled by a weather balloon. Of course they are going to complain about it being overly complex, because it was for their use case. Things aren't helped by companies have dev relations pushing out articles about using their complex stack with simple examples (to get you interested in it for work), or people writing their own blog posts to get familiar with some new/complex stack, and devs reading these thinking they must be using them. Analyze what is being used and why, then decide to use it.