These days any new technology has a stampede of youtube tutorial makers, Pluralsight authors, and other programmer "influencers" that make it seem like it's the

These days any new technology has a stampede of youtube tutorial makers, Pluralsight authors, and other programmer "influencers" that make it seem like it's the next new thing. At the same time people who understand one technology may not want to learn new ideas and techniques. If it aint broke don't fix it. The point of me writing these two conflicting ideas is inject some skeptisism into the conversation. Maybe you aren't missing anything and the tool is overhyped and you don't fully understand the benefits. Both of these things can be true.