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Built a collaborative internal tool for a small ops team
Replit is convenient and collaborative, especially for beginners. Performance and production confidence are the main reasons people eventually move parts of the stack elsewhere.
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Used it to teach a non-technical teammate basic app changes
The browser-first workflow is genuinely helpful. The weak spot is assuming that convenience equals a good long-term production environment for every kind of app.
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