[lilbobbytables]

Disagree here. You can go without lots of tooling and aim for simple and effective. You can even let in code that won't be perfect in the future (probably you'd be prematurely optimizing for the unknown future). But defensive programming will save you time.

Non shitty logging takes minimal time, like, so minimal. It will make many bugs and customer issues trivial to fix. In the least, use something like Sentry. Makes up a lot for not logging because it adds the context with your uncaught exceptions.