Often, complexity is the result of not really understanding the problem space well, which results in organic complexity as one solves the problems as they are discovered. React is a perfect example of this. You solve the happy-path of state management and all the non-happy-paths create additional complexity in the framework. But nobody actually questions why those edge cases exist in the first place and why it should really be "solved" or not.
I have noticed that most developers prefer to spend a month typing code without having to think hard, instead of thinking hard for a bit and then solving the problem in a day.
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I don’t get it. It’s very strange.