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Right? When I read these kind of posts I always imagine a carpenter saying the equivalent "After over 10 years using a hammer as my main tool, I have moved on t
by rlander 9y ago
Right? When I read these kind of posts I always imagine a carpenter saying the equivalent "After over 10 years using a hammer as my main tool, I have moved on to the screwdriver." Which is nonsense.
- creatonez 9y agoBut in this case, the function of the tool is very similar. It's more like switching from one multi-tool to another. Both have a screwdriver, a knife and maybe a bottle opener. They're more than just superficially different for all tasks, but for web development they're only superficially different.
- z3t4 9y agoWith programming languages you can both screw and hammer. I'ts not like you need to know C++ to do GUI's and D to make CLI's, or the other way around. What's the best tool for the job when all tools does basically the same thing ? I would say the tool you are best at.