I like this take, and also add that is perpetual: You start with some objectively bad things like bash/terminal/c/c++ and then the tools get replaced with js/e

I like this take, and also add that is perpetual: You start with some objectively bad things like bash/terminal/c/c++ and then the tools get replaced with js/electron/etc. From bad to other bad. So giving options, eventually as developer you settle with the less bad or the already understood option. RARELY you start from good, then move to better. --- P.D: I see this in other fields too (ie: That run in a circle of bad to bad...), from my own customers. My UX skills are bare (I align things, use 2-3 colors max, and some typography that is barely decent, and point when logos and icons are terrible, and have the sense of just use one made by designers...). In one app, I just deploy bootstrap as-is with slight increase in font size and base. That was all. I still get kudos for that!