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I think there's some context that matters. I often don't need the full functionality of übertool and can implement the functionality easily because I don't have

I think there's some context that matters. I often don't need the full functionality of übertool and can implement the functionality easily because I don't have to worry about 90% of use cases with their associated edge cases. It's dead simple to keep toilet paper stocked in my house. But I would not use the method I use for my house to run inventory for a grocery store chain.

shard 5y ago
That's exactly the point. The "how hard can this be" comments are often applying an individual use case, where corner cases can be ignored or worked around, to an enterprise situation, where corner cases may hit some legal constraints (e.g. accessibility) or may no longer be corner cases once in enterprise-scale (e.g. multiple languages / currencies / time zones).