The project generator became a core part of our business (and a sales argument, actually), so it was maintained to be up-to-date. It's the implementation of wha

The project generator became a core part of our business (and a sales argument, actually), so it was maintained to be up-to-date. It's the implementation of what we collectively knew to be best practices: you don't always have time or knowledge to set up each individual component of a project. If there's a later version of a component or you want to apply learning... contribute back to the project generator, to ensure other projects benefit from it The only value we lost was the experience a dev gets setting up the infra from scratch. It is a consequent loss, but we deemed it very worth it (and retrospectively, I think it was)