Don't get me wrong, I agree with you that things are easier for developers. I followed a lot of the (let’s face it) hype and marketing around going headless an

Don't get me wrong, I agree with you that things are easier for developers. I followed a lot of the (let’s face it) hype and marketing around going headless and using hosted services. And the experience is pretty great for a developer. But I've had clients who aren't happy with waiting for builds, paying per seat for a CMS, the turnaround of bug fixes and features, having to buy new services that used to be included, and also keep on top of the 100s of dependencies or changes among those services. All while being constantly charged for these "pleasures".