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I liked your take on the pod on why boilerplates suck (learning curve and you end up removing and rewriting a lot) so I’m curious to see your take on this

I've been listening to you talk about this on your pod and when I heard it I was like "good luck". Every time I've tried his I've ran into the "what the heck was I thinking" problem. As well as the "nth use case problem." e.g. "I've covered these 3 use cases, now I need this 4th" Good luck sir!

Haven't even opened it up for other users yet! Just productizing it for my own use has me re-questioning everything lol.

For real. It's that tricky balance of thinking, "I am going to build it slower now so I can build it faster in the future", but the issues start popping up when you get to the future and realize what you have built does not solve your _new_ use case, so you have to go back and rework.

It's a great practice because it really does change the way you think over time.