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Hey @brentbrinkley!
This is definitely what I would suggest. I find easier to implement features backward, because you know what the child domain looks like. It is a little harder to advance forward in the dark, especially if you're starting with TCA. Each TCA feature can be seen as an autonomous app that can work in complete isolation. By building backward, you're recursively inheriting all the "good" traits of your children, and generally mostly have to handle what's different at this level. As a consequence, if you find an issue, you generally have to fix it only in one place. Furthermore, working backward makes it harder to leak top-level features into leaf domains, which is generally…

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