I don't think he's arguing that. Just that a simple stack that's boring can work well for a SaaS whose success is not contingent on huge traffic. For many suc

I don't think he's arguing that. Just that a simple stack that's boring can work well for a SaaS whose success is not contingent on huge traffic. For many successful SaaS companies, if their model is not monetizing huge traffic through ads, traffic is really not a metric of success. And they can be financially successful handling only paltry traffic. Lots of business-problem-solving apps fall into this space. Sure, maybe you only have 60 customers using your app. But if each one is paying you $1,000 a month...