I think this is partly due to the "feature saturation" that happened in the 90's & early 2000's. As a knee jerk reaction to that, software became "lean" and ver

I think this is partly due to the "feature saturation" that happened in the 90's & early 2000's. As a knee jerk reaction to that, software became "lean" and very "do one thing & do it well" (Basecamp era). IMO now we're going back to feature saturation. Notion for me is the perfect example - great piece of generalist software that doesn't do any 1 thing particularly well. New GitHub issues too & the new Trello features too. Jeez, even Basecamp nowadays.