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Wow the comments here certainly seem to be against allowing developers any input in the tools they use. I guess you all are part of the reason I have to use Jav
by quantumhobbit 10y ago
Wow the comments here certainly seem to be against allowing developers any input in the tools they use. I guess you all are part of the reason I have to use Java 7 and outdated versions of Angular in my day job no matter their applicability to the problem domain and have no input in those decisions.
I agree that total anarchy is bad in the workplace, but don't you think that the people using the tools should have some input in choosing the tools?
- yawz 10y agoI, for one, want to see something beyond the shiny-toy syndrome when I talk to a team member about why we need to use the tool/technology/framework/library in question. I'm all for personal improvement, and every technology, regardless how different it is, that we learn/become familiar with makes us better professionals. But sandbox to production is a long way. Keeping things simple has its merits.