2 ms·
You can say that about any new tech, but truth of the matter is that there are certain advantages to using well know & widely used tech. I'm not talking about
by ido 17y ago
You can say that about any new tech, but truth of the matter is that there are certain advantages to using well know & widely used tech.
I'm not talking about zen-coding or pandoc or any tool specifically, you can make the same argument for e.g. clojure vs java: as much as you'd like to use the shiny new tech, you must at least consider the fact that it's a hell of a lot easier to find x new programmers that can use java proficiently than even x/10 that can use clojure proficiently.
It doesn't mean it should be the overriding deciding factor, but the cost of retraining/learning should at least be taken into account when making that decision.