These are silly arguments. As someone that works on tooling a lot, we could be doing massively better. But there isn't enough demand. - Slow overall economic g

These are silly arguments. As someone that works on tooling a lot, we could be doing massively better. But there isn't enough demand. - Slow overall economic growth - Stick to shit like JS and there is now a glut of entry-level programmers - QE and VC model is ridiculously supply-side already, could hardly sustain more. - Very hard to capture value of new tooling when alternative is free. Asking why we don't have the programming tooling we should have is not unlike asking why we don't have the subways we should have. ------- If someone wants to through more money at tooling anyways, do let me know! :D