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A fundamental problem that I see today ist that most systems end up being either too rigid or too unstructured. We always want guardrails but then we need ways
by jstimpfle 3y ago
A fundamental problem that I see today ist that most systems end up being either too rigid or too unstructured. We always want guardrails but then we need ways to remove them. What sounds good in theory or looks amazing on a demo often becomes impractical in a realistic development setting.
(There is a hint on something like that wrt. Mesa/Cedar on wikipedia. FWIW -- I've obviously never used it myself)