> Right tool for the job is a better flexible mindset. If you are a master painter, you could paint something amazing with anything you have got. Same thing app

> Right tool for the job is a better flexible mindset. If you are a master painter, you could paint something amazing with anything you have got. Same thing applies to programmers. I find the opposite for practical arts: The better the practitioner, the more reliable their tools must be, not less. A beginner painter might not be able to point out a bad brush from a good one; a master absolutely will. Furthermore, a bad brush won't necessarily hinder a beginner painter, but it will absolutely hinder a master painter. There are simply some techniques that the master will not be able to execute unless the brush is of a good enough quality.