Kind of depends on what you’re building, right? Avoiding building new features in order to limit complexity is probably a good idea in select cases but not in o

Kind of depends on what you’re building, right? Avoiding building new features in order to limit complexity is probably a good idea in select cases but not in others. Using more complex, purpose-built technology over standard boilerplate is often very cost-efficient, but only if you run at a scale where the additional complexity is worth the savings…