It's funny how we identify with our tools and some consider them even more important than the actual products being built. Maybe it's a manifestation of the "T

It's funny how we identify with our tools and some consider them even more important than the actual products being built. Maybe it's a manifestation of the "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" that makes teams jump from a solid and time tested toolchain to a new "cool" framework. The problem with this frequent loop is that a lot of time is wasted learning conventions/syntax/tooling and the lifetime of that knowledge is small.