Some orgs are much more in line with GP’s suggestion. Marketing sites may feel low risk and in my view the iteration speed required justifyies having a trusty s

Some orgs are much more in line with GP’s suggestion. Marketing sites may feel low risk and in my view the iteration speed required justifyies having a trusty stack with known good versions to start from. Personally my method of construction is very conservative and I thrive in B2B SaaS environments, where in Consumer front-end orgs I can be seen as a dinosaur at times. I love new and shiny things as much as the next dev, and enough incidents will hopefully create a more conservative culture of using free lunch-looking stuff more cautiously. Race to the bottom dynamics in a sense, lacking any regulation. The expectation is move fast and break things, I get that, because of the first to market/time is money bias/truth. Inexperienced devs won’t have the scars to push back if there are upstream changes to review while their boss expects the feature updates to be live ASAP. I imagine that with decades regulation will force certain processes—not that I want it more than the next dev who loves shiny stuff and delivering results fast/delighting my boss.