This is so true! I had troubles with LangChain once and dived into its codebase and what I saw there was conplete horror and lack of some overall driving direction - layers of new functionalities added as if/else statements were intermingled with some polymorphism here and there.
Its how things are today - beautiful on the outside but ugly on the inside. Probably because everyone crunches hard to ship more than competitors and developer facing DX is prioritized over maintainer facing DX unfortunately...
Ted
DevSecOps and LLMOps
All true. And there’s a lot of projects like Next.js. Big guys on this market are always in a hurry. And frameworks have become piles of tech debts and broken promises.