As an industry I do think we are extremely fast of ditching old lessons learned in favor for the new shiny, which still gives the same ol’ problems. We like to

As an industry I do think we are extremely fast of ditching old lessons learned in favor for the new shiny, which still gives the same ol’ problems. We like to redress the same problems in different coats but still have the same problems at hand. We think the “new shiny” is solving the problems, just because there’s yet no structure highlighting the problem. And therefore it’s “nice”, but it will eventually creep up on you. Also if you had a bad experience with tech X you will hate it, and disregard everything else it actually solves and does it good.