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I have no idea. But saying that you feel like you need a project is not a counterargument to the thesis: most teams don’t need it, even if some do. Maybe that’
by irq11 8y ago
I have no idea. But saying that you feel like you need a project is not a counterargument to the thesis: most teams don’t need it, even if some do. Maybe that’s right, or maybe it’s wrong, but your original comment was not a rebuttal.
You questioned why we keep seeing these arguments. Perhaps it’s because nobody on the other side cares to listen?
- brodsky 8y agoWhy are there even "sides"? it's very obvious that this new tooling can be very useful for the modern Web. it's also apparent that a certain intersection of skill set and project requirements can do better with more classic tooling. why is there a continuous need to pull someone to one side or another? whatever happened to using the most appropriate tool for the job?
- irq11 8y agoBecause there are two or more sides to every debate. The “most appropriate tool for the job” is exactly what the article is arguing for.