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The argument is rarely about URLs versus headers. The real problem is that most teams version without a consumer strategy, a deprecation plan, or any operational discipline.
Splitting a messy system into five deployables does not create clarity. It usually creates more places for the same confusion to hide.
Generated code makes shipping faster. It does not make consequences smaller. The expensive part of software is still ownership.
Staging is useful, but teams keep treating it like a trustworthy preview of production when it usually lacks the traffic, data, timing, and constraints that cause the real problems.
Most developers think CORS is the reason iframe communication fails. Usually it isn't. The real problem is that cross-origin embedding and cross-origin scripting are different things.
Why businesses spend $50k on pixel-perfect interfaces that nobody uses—and how confusing design with problem-solving destroys products