Lack of framework-enforced architecture leads to long-term drift

Sometimes developers consider coding standards and consistency as a minor concern. However, what seems small initially can become a nightmare during debugging and maintenance.

This bloat and fragmentation result in longer onboarding times for developers, inconsistent code across teams, and higher maintenance costs. Even experienced teams sometimes find it difficult to maintain a coherent architecture.

Without a predefined structure, each developer may organize code as they see fit, undermining overall coherence over time. The absence of strong conventions can lead to a patchwork of disparate modules that are difficult to refactor.