If the form is basically raw CRUD then it works out well, and being able to get up and running quickly and replace it with something more sophisticated later when you actually need that is a good thing.
It does require the discipline to actually _do_ the 'replace it' part when you reach that point and the results of failing to do that are ... not pleasant ... but that doesn't mean it's _always_ the wrong choice, especially when getting started.
It does require the discipline to actually _do_ the 'replace it' part when you reach that point and the results of failing to do that are ... not pleasant ... but that doesn't mean it's _always_ the wrong choice, especially when getting started.