About the questions that has changed over time. I see them as questions that depend on the context rather than experience and/or time. If you're trying to buil

About the questions that has changed over time. I see them as questions that depend on the context rather than experience and/or time. If you're trying to build something many people should be able to build upon, you as a developer should be easily replaceable and you want to have a high hiring pool with mid-level developers (like how the typical startup thinks), then your first questions are more appropriate. But if you're looking to build something for fun, to scratch your own itch or trying to do something more innovative than a CRUD app, then perhaps your latter questions are more appropriate.