Devs these days, go all fancy with tech, cutting edge Uber cool shiny toys for designing a system.
Right tool for the right job is a passé. Now, the more you stuff bleeding tech buzz words, the design attracts admiration from bewildered management. [QUOTE] Again, nothing is true, everything is permitted.
Common sense is the craft and simplicity is the soul of efficiency.

I just want a decent visual editor and no html or css is that so much to ask ?

Who wants extra keystrokes ?

@AvatarOfKaine Of course, unless you have expectations from a 'decent visual editor'. Without html and css, well, seems like Litotes for a dev.

@oiledwheels I think I am not able to define the context better here. When I say tech, I mean it in terms of frameworks, architecture, etc. with respect to use case.
For e.g., I don't need to get into microservice spaghetti because my management has a FOMO, or build a serverless architecture when I don't even have a minimum user base, or jump into the ocean of Kubernetes just because it seems cool.
A monolith, with functional requirement having scope and flexibility to scale, is what in most cases make sense, when starting out

Are you saying I should not use Rust and WASM to write my todolist social network app?