Computing expands, then it contracts, then it expands, then it contracts. For every pro in any solution there's usually a similarly weighted con, both of which

Computing expands, then it contracts, then it expands, then it contracts. For every pro in any solution there's usually a similarly weighted con, both of which need to be balanced against the users technical ability, requirements, "infrastructure", etc. There's no such thing as a silver bullet, but it's what makes the game fun.