> The justification is always "speed" but my point is that is wrong. Not necessarily. Proper architecture takes time and planning and reasoning. If it didn't,

> The justification is always "speed" but my point is that is wrong. Not necessarily. Proper architecture takes time and planning and reasoning. If it didn't, we could make a program do it for us. There is absolutely a time tradeoff between coming up with the proper architecture for the application vs just using something that looked cool from a google project. The latter will always be faster at first, but not in the long term.