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It is still worth it to delay adoption by a year or two. By then, early adopters have already stepped on most mines, flaky fads have crashed and burned, and the
by crpatino 10y ago
It is still worth it to delay adoption by a year or two. By then, early adopters have already stepped on most mines, flaky fads have crashed and burned, and the real winners of next generation stack-wars will have coalesced around something reseabling sustainable best practices.
- matt_wulfeck 10y agoI agree. Letting things shake out is an important part of not losing your hair. At the very least you come into an ecosystem with mature third-party libraries.
- jandrese 10y agoAnd documentation, or at least answers on Stackexchange. Documentation often lags behind on these new projects, especially when they're in a state of flux and you can easily find yourself pulling your hair out because the docs are for two versions ago and wrong now.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoWhat you said was standard practice for savvy buyers of Windows for around a decade. We always told people, "Just wait till at least SP1 to buy it. You won't regret being a late adopter." We never did regret it.