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I totally agree with you, I've been writing professionally php and python, vanilla js/react and postgresql for a good decade now and I'm still learning exciting
by allan_s 6y ago
I totally agree with you, I've been writing professionally php and python, vanilla js/react and postgresql for a good decade now and I'm still learning exciting new things in these technology.
(Note on the side I've made weekend projects in Rust, tested Cassandra, Kafka)
I think one should have a toolbox with proven tools that should be default tools, while keeping an hygiene of testing new tools so that when the day arise that either the "new tool" survive the test of time, or you encounter a problematic that is really solvable only with that new tech, you can make an exception.
- hliyan 6y agoI do the same thing. I write at least a hello world project in most new tech that comes my way. Sometimes I find some of them interesting and use them in production maybe a year or two later. But definitely not as soon as I learn them!