IME "best practices" is a demand problem, not a supply problem. IE far more people want best practices than there are actual best practices.
Prospects and customers desperately want to know our "best practices" and then complain when we say "it depends" or something experimentation is required, as if we are hiding secret teachings from them.
For me this is more a personality test: people who just want solutions on a silver platter vs DIYers who want to tinker and distrust black boxes.
Prospects and customers desperately want to know our "best practices" and then complain when we say "it depends" or something experimentation is required, as if we are hiding secret teachings from them.
For me this is more a personality test: people who just want solutions on a silver platter vs DIYers who want to tinker and distrust black boxes.