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I don't think it's just contexts' fault. I think it's also too much boilerplate that's needed to achieve basic stuff and LiveView not being part of the framework + its design with views and components being two different things. It's still the best stack on the planet if you asked me 🙃 (1/2)

Its just a tiring debate for the team lol. Before contexts: "We need structure! We need Patterns! How do we use phoenix??" After contexts: "This structure is too much!" Internal debate has been "we can't architect people's projects! People need to think! Modules and Functions is it!"

Yeah I get it but I believe it can be addressed by simply introducing basic conventions for your typical CRUD app. It's all it takes to get people started with some level of clarity. I'm not sure how contexts structure is "too much" though 🙃

Apparently, given all the pushback and criticism, folks seem to think that contexts are too much 🤷