See discussion below for best practices on weaving in ends.
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I’ve used the chainless dc and like it, but like stacked sc a little better (tutorial by Briana K)
However I do NOT recommend the crochet over tails technique… The ends will pull out from wash and use… It’s best to bury them (Marly Bird has a decent tutorial, even though they talk about it in intarsia knitting, it works for regular knitting and crochet too)
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@OBabyNMore I like the stacked SC also and use that always.
I agree with your assessment of crocheting over your ends if that all you do. But I leave a long enough tail to crochet over a few stitches, then take a darning needle ( with sharp point) and weave each tail INTO the yarn while zig zag in 3 different directions.
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That is how the video suggests to bury the ends… And similar to what I do 
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Really??? I never seen the video. I just read a bunch a different stuff and came up with a soup of best practices. 
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I actually did similar, then someone suggested that video and I watched hoping for some “better/faster” way than what I was doing… Because she shows it on knitting, she isn’t working over her yarn first, but the rest is about the same
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there is foundation stitches which is the firs row and the chain worked at the sane time
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