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by hombre_fatal 205 days ago
Yeah, I've run into this many times.

If you can assume the framework someone is using, you can deliver a powerful, comprehensive integration.

If you instead try to build a generic one that anyone can use, then it's both hard for you to build it, and hard for everyone to integrate with it because it's generalized.

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Exactly. If you’re too committed to framework agnosticism you end up leaving your users a bunch of last mile work that they have to do with every integration, and maintain through every pricing model change.