Simple and boring really does win out in the end for getting stuff done. In my podcast around running web apps in production I talked to 50+ different people d

Simple and boring really does win out in the end for getting stuff done. In my podcast around running web apps in production I talked to 50+ different people deploying 50+ different apps with a bunch of different tech stacks and when I asked them their best tips, by far the most common answer was to keep things simple and boring. The idea of introducing innovation tokens to situationally introduce new tech was also mentioned in a bunch of episodes. I was surprised at how many people knew about that concept. It was new to me the first time I heard it on the show and I've been building and deploying stuff for 20 years. A full list of the 50+ best tips (and other takeaways from comparing notes between 50+ unique projects / deployments) can be found in this blog post: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/talking-with-52-devs-about-building-deploying-web-apps-and-tech-stacks https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/talking-with-52-devs-about-bu...