Every tool marketed as minimal is usually just an excuse to ship something with limited features. Unless there is a strict design ethos at its core [0], it’ll eventually grow its features to no longer be minimal.
Further, pi is now owned by a company which as we all know, tend to explode code with features while chasing product market fit.
Further, pi is now owned by a company which as we all know, tend to explode code with features while chasing product market fit.
[0]: https://bower.sh/smol-contract