Tidyverse is so overrated that I don't even know where to start... sure dplyr is nice to use if you're working interactively and ggplot2 has good first principles as the basis of its design, but that's about as far as the tidyverse niceness goes. The apis, the documentation, the inconsistencies (on a language level, between tidy packages and within each package), the problems with backwards compatibility, the evaluation (standard vs non-standard vs tidyeval) - it's a big mess.

If you're writing code that's deployed in any way, it's best to avoid the tidyverse as much as possible. This is also acknowledged to some extent by the main developer - https://www.tidyverse.org/articles/2018/06/tidyverse-not-for...