You start with requirements, build a team, and then choose the tools that the team feels most proficient with. You start building a house with a detailed bluepr

You start with requirements, build a team, and then choose the tools that the team feels most proficient with. You start building a house with a detailed blueprint and agreement on the materials, not by shopping for the "best" hammer and saw. Terms like "full-stack," "2-way API connectivity," "low-latency," "highly secure data exchange" don't count as requirements. They may serve as top-level headings for detailed requirements, or constraints.