It's well worth the $20 to not deal with any limits and have it handle all the boilerplate repetitive BS us programmers seem forced to deal with. I think 80% of the benefit comes from spending that $20 (20%? :P) and just having it do the lame shit that we probably shouldn't have to do but somehow need to.
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It's well worth the $20 to not deal with any limits and have it handle all the boilerplate repetitive BS us programmers seem forced to deal with. I think 80% of the benefit comes from spending that $20 (20%? :P) and just having it do the lame shit that we probably shouldn't have to do but somehow need to.