Yep a lot of people choose the "not boring" way simply to create ownership, practice skills (that are difficult to practice without a corporate env), but ultima

Yep a lot of people choose the "not boring" way simply to create ownership, practice skills (that are difficult to practice without a corporate env), but ultimately this usually leaves complicated code bases at best (think Bank Python). The idea to keep the project less tech-focused is interesting, although as a dev I'm not sure how to achieve this.