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Want to develop faster? Don't always get stuck on the tech stack issue.
The secret to rapid development isn't about how awesome the tools are, but about how many decisions you make. The fewer decisions, the faster the execution.
My habit is to stick with the same system unless there's a strong reason to change. This saves a lot of decision-making costs.
My workflow is like this:
⚙️ Planning stage: ChatGPT
✏️ Prototype development: Gemini, v0, or Studio
🔨 Building stage: Maintain a consistent development environment
This logic also applies to crypto development—after choosing the right framework and tools, focus on iterating the business logic and don't let impatience with new tools slow down your progress.
This logic also works great for on-chain development. Once you choose a framework, you lock it in, then focus intensely on business logic; otherwise, you'll never catch up.
In short, less decision-making really boosts efficiency.
It sounds like nonsense, but it really works.
Using the same system to death saves mental energy that can be used for real work.
Crypto projects are especially afraid of this—changing plans three times a day, and in the end, nothing gets done.
Speaking of which, the crypto side is even more like this—tons of people hyping new frameworks and tools every day, but nothing actually gets done.
This guy is right, the fewer decisions, the faster it is, but many people simply can't stop...
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ChatGPT paired with Gemini, still need to set up a v0, okay, this combo definitely has a pattern.
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What’s the point of arguing over tech stacks? Business is the real key, it’s really that simple.
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Yeah, that's right. Just pick a development environment and get to work, don’t keep thinking "could there be something better," that kind of thinking is a huge waste of time.
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Laughing out loud, the most common problem in Web3 is exactly this. As soon as you start, you think about changing frameworks, progress is always stuck at the first step.
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Same feeling here, I use whatever I need, only consider changing if there’s a real problem. How much time could be saved and used for other things.
Once you've chosen a framework, don't switch randomly. New tools keep emerging, and you'll never catch up.
In the crypto space, it's even more important. Just choosing the right chain can drain your energy. It's better to start early and take action.
Decision-making costs are the real killers, not the framework.
Exactly, now every time I think about changing tools, I ask myself, do I really need to? Most of the time, the answer is no.
This logic applies everywhere — too many people prefer to tinker with tools rather than grit their teeth and write code.
But sometimes, you do need to switch. The only thing to fear is switching too often, which is just looking for trouble.
On the other hand, the biggest pitfall in Web3 development is waiting for the perfect tool library, ending up not doing anything at all.
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Decision-making costs are spot on, especially in crypto development, which requires learning and building simultaneously.
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But I still occasionally try new things to see if there's a qualitative improvement; otherwise, it feels like being left behind by the times haha.
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This methodology is indeed popular in on-chain development. Don't keep messing with Solidity versions and frameworks all day; just focus on running the logic.
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I agree, but the reality is that most people are still stuck in decision paralysis; they haven't chosen the right tools, and the project is gone.
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I think the key is to have self-awareness, know where your bottlenecks are, and avoid blindly following new frameworks.