> I do not think this approach would scale to a team in any good way. I mean, he literally says he's a solo/freelancer. Should be pretty clear: > I'm sure the

> I do not think this approach would scale to a team in any good way. I mean, he literally says he's a solo/freelancer. Should be pretty clear: > I'm sure they won't work for everyone as all our contexts differ. But working solo as a freelancer, I've found that these principles contribute to me being content about what I'm doing. Hence, I was eager to share them. Honestly, if you're doing solo/freelance work, whoever comes along next is likely to toss out whatever you've done anyway, so you may as well optimize for whatever stack works best for you.