Wait until the market stabilizes and new dev don't outnumber more senior ones 10:1. Until then, we have to stick to patterns that are very simple, easy to teac

Wait until the market stabilizes and new dev don't outnumber more senior ones 10:1. Until then, we have to stick to patterns that are very simple, easy to teach and have wide pits of success. We also have to lean heavily on systems that easy to replace and easy to refactor, and can be managed by the few very experienced devs. That's why platforms like Ruby on Rails did so well, even though they can be divisive.