[raverbashing]

> If you at all bother to understand your problem domain

This is a startup. There is no problem domain. There is no spec. There's none for a startup. You may not even have code.

If you're doing a "startup" but have this ironed out, great, everything you said then applies, but it's not a startup, since you found your business model, it's a small company.

And I would love to enforce constraints on the DB but unfortunately, I already had "primary keys" that repeat, unbeknownst to the project customers.

[marcosdumay]

> This is a startup. There is no problem domain.

Is the startup just a game developers do on their free time? Because if it is trying to solve a problem, there is a problem domain, even if it's the wrong problem.