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I agree it's a maturity thing, but I wouldn't say the cool technology 'inevitably turns out to be janky and annoying and half-finished.' I think it's more that
by Mezzie 5y ago
I agree it's a maturity thing, but I wouldn't say the cool technology 'inevitably turns out to be janky and annoying and half-finished.' I think it's more that the cool technology is developed for a certain use-case and, developers being the way we are, we pick up our new hammer and proceed to test if every object around us is a nail.
We also won't accept other people's test results. Sure, 80 other devs have said this isn't a nail, but are they SURE?
It's not the technology's fault.
- marginalia_nu 5y agoMaybe not inevitably, but the vast majority of of yesteryear's cool technology is obsolete and forgotten today. The remaining became mature "old" technology. There was a time Java used to be cool new technology.