Consultancies made billions with unnecessarily complex JEE/Enterprise patterns systems that needed hundreds of developer to maintain. So I'm not surprised all t

Consultancies made billions with unnecessarily complex JEE/Enterprise patterns systems that needed hundreds of developer to maintain. So I'm not surprised all that pseudo agile/DRY/SOLID stuff were pushed as "good practices" in the 2000's and the 2010's. "No you can't just use if statements, you need to use a chain of responsibility with many classes cause it's SOLID". It's not a mystery that one of the author of a popular front-end framework was a JEE consultant, and this popular framework now feels like a solution looking for a problem...