Nice...i like the simple design and functionality. But, a serious question in regards to how you implemented it. Isn't that how you would usually go about impl

Nice...i like the simple design and functionality. But, a serious question in regards to how you implemented it. Isn't that how you would usually go about implementing something? As in, the rule of thumb is: think of the least functionality needed to launch a first version, use a CSS framework to avoid writing your own, use a JS framework to avoid writing your own, start up with a simple design, use some kind of code framework to avoid re-implementing common functionality such as authentication and caching..., and so on.... After testing the water with that, you can start replacing stuff if needed, hiring a designer for a more fancy look and the like...