Personally, I have nothing against a CRUD app, you just have to avoid ones of so little or such generic significance that they will be replaced endlessly with c

Personally, I have nothing against a CRUD app, you just have to avoid ones of so little or such generic significance that they will be replaced endlessly with commodity churn (a logical thing for a business if they want to avoid lock-in and bidding to be part of that churn is an illogical choice of roles as a techie) and look for ones valuable enough to someone to sometimes need interesting depth bolted on somewhere, buying you lock-in and something interesting to work on.