> Ignoring what most people see as an improvement in tooling area can be easily used as one of indicators. Well said. I would make the distinction though that

> Ignoring what most people see as an improvement in tooling area can be easily used as one of indicators. Well said. I would make the distinction though that intentionally ignoring a well known toolset can be liberating in the exploration of the unknown, whereas being ignorant of a well known toolset by not investing research time is likely to lead one into well known pitfalls.