For one, yeah, I think in important part is that the choice of technical tools is made for good reasons. A default, boring choice is probably okay. A more excit

For one, yeah, I think in important part is that the choice of technical tools is made for good reasons. A default, boring choice is probably okay. A more exciting choice might be okay. For people who pick NodeJS.. for some, it may be the only thing they know, it might be something they dislike, or it might be something that seems practical. -- I dunno how many people pick Haskell out of practicality but would rather be using something else. It's lame if someone picks a technology for bad reasons, and then makes bad decisions to exasperate it. e.g. Kubernetes is not bad, but I think if you end up with 5x as many microservices as developers, you've made a mistake. All the same.. I think it's easy to write hard-to-understand code in any language.