> And thank fucking god for that. It turns out there's no such thing as "The one way" - it's a choice for a reason: It has consequences and trade-offs that are

> And thank fucking god for that. It turns out there's no such thing as "The one way" - it's a choice for a reason: It has consequences and trade-offs that are applicable to your goals. That comes with a downside though, which is that for any given problem there won’t necessarily be an ultra-well-supported “happy path” where every conceivable problem has long been documented along with a solution. To me the lack of happy paths can be a problem. It’s something that is often encountered with Android development because Google can’t make up its mind and it’s very frustrating — usually your choices are between 5 different APIs that suck in different ways, meaning you have to pick the one that sucks in a way you think you can deal with best. It’s a significant damper on both velocity and motivation.