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I'm not saying you can't ever move on, just do it with dignity. That is to say, picking products mature enough for production use, and executing your migration
by oliwarner 9y ago
I'm not saying you can't ever move on, just do it with dignity.
That is to say, picking products mature enough for production use, and executing your migration without feeling the need to justify it to the world by shitting all over your old environment.
Age has little to do with it. FWIW, Haskell is trendy right now. Probably for good reason. My issue isn't with the direction, it's the method.
- AnimalMuppet 9y agoWhen you switch to something different, you see that a bunch of your problems and annoyances simply went away. You may not see yet the new problems and annoyances that you acquired. You're in the honeymoon phase. With time, you will see the problems with the new language/tool/environment. Is it better than what you had before? Maybe, maybe not. But you are not in a position to accurately evaluate it while you're in the honeymoon phase.