Hey thank you for your response, I appreciate your input. I see what you’re saying. You’re getting a lot of data through the feedback so from that perspective you’re not “entirely” re-developing from scratch as you grow. What I’m trying to get at by the term developing from scratch is that say if a company started to get extremely large. At some point, that company will pivot away from the initial Django based web app MVP or MVP in general and start building a modular platform where the frontend and backend are independent from one another, etc. while various forms of technologies are implemented, no? I’m not sure so I’m asking, but I don’t see a company starting with the initial django web app MVP and then still using that as they grow to hundreds of thousands to millions of users (obviously this is an extreme case). At some point, they will start building a more sophisticated platform that’s custom built, no? With that said, why still not build from scratch from the very start, as most MVPS are inherently quick to build and not super complex most of the time anyway? And also why not build from scratch if one will most likely re-develop anyway as users grow and your entity scales?