>You're not going to consistently get outstanding results if you do the same thing as everyone else. I think the tools matter a lot less than the people using

>You're not going to consistently get outstanding results if you do the same thing as everyone else. I think the tools matter a lot less than the people using them, and that programmers who perform above replacement level are rarer than is often discussed. I would take a great programmer writing the app in Java to a bad programmer writing the app in Clojure every day of the week.