Ranting is easy. It's nice to vent once in a while, but then what? All that remains is that the author is fed up with tools that don't solve his problems. Ok?

Ranting is easy. It's nice to vent once in a while, but then what? All that remains is that the author is fed up with tools that don't solve his problems. Ok? The key difference between the web and any other type of development, is that you can distribute almost any type of application with the push of a button to billions of people, without the need to install anything. This is a superpower which _ofcourse_ comes with some complexity. Sometimes when you don't need that superpower and you have to navigate the complexity anyways it will be a frustrating experience, but that doesn't mean there is something fundamentally wrong or anything.