I don't see it this way; I see Rome as the Apple of front-end tooling. You use an opinionated service to do most of the work. No brainer! If you want more conf

I don't see it this way; I see Rome as the Apple of front-end tooling. You use an opinionated service to do most of the work. No brainer! If you want more configuration, build your own, and most people will do. But for the novice, people who do multiple new projects a year, or people who don't care about details, Rome will be great. For homemade projects, I use CodeKit, and I think Rome will be the same without the friendly and refined GUI.