There was a little 🏢, and this 🏢 had an intelligent CTO who just hated templates <😈>.

There was always the assumption that 😈s are difficult to maintain and that it's much harder to 🕵🏼‍♀️ someone who 💡 how to 💻 with them.

At the <- it all seemed so easy, as the idea was simply 💡💡💡 - to create a list of 🍓 to collect in the 🌲🌲 before going out and forgetting what was needed.

So their technology looked like that:

After completing the product, there was no need for a team to 🛠️ it, and the team was able to std::move std::forward to other technology challenges.

⌚ 🚶🏽‍♀️ by, and the invention of a new modern 🧺 aimed to destroy the company's 🥇s.
A modern 🧺 that can contain up to 10 🍇 at the same time!

But the company CTO was not about to 🏳️, she moved her team back to this product and together created a newer list named modern_basket:

The new 💡 👆🏽 the company's stock price 📈, and everything seemed so peaceful for the company, until a newer 💡 got the attention of the 🌎.

A 🛒!

This 🛒 was able to contain up to 50 (🤯) 🍄‍🟫s at the same time.

The CTO was 😫.

She and the team 🔎 it frustrating to create each time a new moderner modern container.
She knew they needed something 🧠, more dynamic, and flexible.
And in times of despair, she decided to do the inevitable upgrade to their architecture: