Horses for courses. We have to admit that it takes a team with more skill to build a nuclear submarine than it does to inflate a dinghy, but conversely, no poin

Horses for courses. We have to admit that it takes a team with more skill to build a nuclear submarine than it does to inflate a dinghy, but conversely, no point paying nuclear engineers for your dinghy company. If you are building dinghies, or indeed mass producing dinghies for small clients, sure, pragmatism is not using complex async code. If you are building a nuclear submarine, the team better have a real good idea of how these parallel systems interact, don't deadlock the cooling system, and pragmatism might be "who knows TLA+?".