"Keeping things simple and letting your app tell you where you need to change it is the best option. You don't need different architectures or patterns. If you do need them, your app will tell you (which is why you should study them. Not to use them as cookie cutters)"
Favor minimal complexity and default to straightforward solutions. Build the application first with simple conventions and observe where pain appears. Use architectural patterns and alternative designs only when the application’s behavior and needs clearly indicate them. Study other architectures to recognize when they solve genuine problems, not to copy them wholesale. Apply changes incrementally in response to concrete issues, allowing the codebase to evolve guided by practical needs rather than theoretical prescriptions. Maintain flexibility to refactor when the application signals that a different structure would improve maintainability or clarity.
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