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It does, but that doesn't mean you can't choose a decent stack and stick with it
by topbanana 9y ago
It does, but that doesn't mean you can't choose a decent stack and stick with it
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- scaryclam 9y agoShouldn't we be looking at the task at hand and picking the best tool for the job though? Using a framework because it happened to work last time isn't a good criteria for selection. More and more I'm seeing over-engineered projects that took longer to build than they needed to and are currently harder to support than necessary, all because someone wanted to use their favorite tool.