I like how Stack Overflow, in a market that is ripe to bash everything and anything, has no qualms about discussing running .Net and SQL Server. I've been a so

I like how Stack Overflow, in a market that is ripe to bash everything and anything, has no qualms about discussing running .Net and SQL Server. I've been a software engineer for over two decades now and I've seen stuff come and go. The products Microsoft is shipping today are impressive bits of technology and, and the end of the day, do what you want them to do and do that very well. And I've been through the more difficult years where I wish I had thrown SQL Server off a cliff. Why am I bothering to write this? Because I'm still in technology and I wish people would stop jumping on the next bandwagon or pointing to the next shiny object. There are tried-and-true technologies out there that shouldn't be ignored based on prejudices. Stack Overflow is a great example of a company who understands this.