The advantage is that you only get what you need, no less no more, minimal overhead (both mental and memory/cpu/LOC).
The disadvantage is that, when you find out that you need more, you'll run into limitations, and at that point you'll have to decide - add more features (and risk losing the charm & the simplicity), or migrate to a "real" SSG.
But if you know that your requirements will stay simple then it may be a good choice!
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The advantage is that you only get what you need, no less no more, minimal overhead (both mental and memory/cpu/LOC).
The disadvantage is that, when you find out that you need more, you'll run into limitations, and at that point you'll have to decide - add more features (and risk losing the charm & the simplicity), or migrate to a "real" SSG.
But if you know that your requirements will stay simple then it may be a good choice!