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That's often because most clients will already have some sort of environment set up, running some OS and with certain features installed and most importantly: t
by lagadu 7y ago
That's often because most clients will already have some sort of environment set up, running some OS and with certain features installed and most importantly: they don't want to have 5 different projects working on 5 different frameworks because that'd be a nightmare to maintain. Once a company gets into a tech stack, they'll want to stay within it as much as possible and that makes plenty of sense.
- z3t4 7y agoYou dont want to put all your eggs in the same basket, not in this age when a framework can become obsolete in just two years. It only make sense if you already have a small team - you want to use what they know best. But if you are growing you can have many small teams. You will also exhaust the talent supply if you lock yourself down to only one platform/language/framework.
- oblio 7y agoYeah, tell that to Java/Spring or C#/ASP :-)