> I wouldn't say it's unsolved, many people have a workflow that have worked for them for many years. I mean it's unsolved in the sense that there is not domin

> I wouldn't say it's unsolved, many people have a workflow that have worked for them for many years. I mean it's unsolved in the sense that there is not dominating solution that works as a foundantion for a broader set of features and exchangable workflows. Everyone is constantly reinventing the same solutions, building the same low effort apps. It's all many many little isolated silos. > It's a little like project management: there is no right or no wrong way to do it There is many standardization in project-managment, from low to high levels. Though, it's true that on lowest levels there is also similar widespread of silos, because people avoid the complex solutions or simly don't know them.