>Sure, I find Swifts syntax pleasant, or readable, or maintainable. But at the end of the day, I’ll use it when it’s the best possible way to solve a problem.

>Sure, I find Swifts syntax pleasant, or readable, or maintainable. But at the end of the day, I’ll use it when it’s the best possible way to solve a problem. Yea, I too know people who have tendency to pick random stack that 2 devs are "proficent" (including him/her) when the rest of whole company has 0 experience in it >It’s fine to dive deep and master a technology, but the best engineers or developers don’t have a tool name in their title. Senior Java Developer sounds as ridiculous as Senior PVC Pipe Plumber. The best start with the problem and find the best solution for it. the difference is that Java's environment with all its quirks and stuff - jvm, GCs, graalvm (I don't do Java, so idk) and stuff is 1000 times more complex than PVC Pipe I do wonder if you'd say >Senior Linux Kernel maintainer sounds as ridiculous as Senior PVC Pipe Plumber I do agree that the best people aren't people of one stack.