I see it as a tech debt bubble cycle and almost inevitable in any industry/field. It will always ebb and flow. On one hand it make work unnecessarily complicat

I see it as a tech debt bubble cycle and almost inevitable in any industry/field. It will always ebb and flow. On one hand it make work unnecessarily complicated and in some cases creates political problems because the more complicated a solution is the more governance, and the more governance, the more politics. A lot of these solutions get put in place because the people promoting them are incentivized to be the one who found the "solution". On the other hand it creates new opportunities for those who have the courage to not accept other people's assumptions about what "good" is and to find out for themselves and separate the wheat from the chaff. If you can adeptly use Occam's razor to decide for yourself what works and what doesn't you'll be ahead of the curve. Just keep calm and code on.