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It’s often better to have something you may not need than have not something you may need, especially for projects you intend to grow, iterate on, and possibly
by uranusjr 6y ago
It’s often better to have something you may not need than have not something you may need, especially for projects you intend to grow, iterate on, and possibly pivot. If my experience has taught me anything, I can never assume what I don’t need in the future. Most features come with Django and Rails almost for free (the only downside being some additional deployment size), so why not.