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How to develop a medium to large sized project with Umbraco?

I am currently studying how Umbraco can be used in our future projects. I watched Umbraco.tv and read various Getting Started manuals - its strengths are pretty obvious and its abilities as a CMS are great. What is not obvious is how to work with Umbraco when you want a little more than just a CMS site.

For this reason, no one could write a large business application using CMS. But if you have a bit of complex logic, where would you settle it in an Umbraco environment? If you need some kind of simple workflow model, would you place it in some kind of user control, or would you place it somewhere else, or perhaps this place, to abandon Umbraco? ...

So maybe the question I'm asking is this: What is the level of difficulty beyond which you should stop using Umbraco and better write everything from scratch using ASP.NET MVC (or whatever you like)? Where would you place complex logic in Umbraco?

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I run a series of enterprise-level websites with Umbraco. I also have a lot of custom code that I wrote myself. Between macros and event hooks and even some other different projects written by the community, I did not find much that I can not do, although some things are more complicated than others.

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