Server-Driven UI is high-value but inaccessible to small teams
While SDUI is proven at hyperscaler scale, smaller engineering teams lack clear guidance on whether the architectural complexity is justified for their use cases. Without concrete patterns from startup-scale implementations, teams risk over-engineering or dismissing a genuinely useful pattern.
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