Underlying issue to this is the "best practices" mentality. It's an unnecessary burden to look after "the best tool for the job". In order to know "the best",

Underlying issue to this is the "best practices" mentality. It's an unnecessary burden to look after "the best tool for the job". In order to know "the best", you have to know all tools deeply enough to judge which is the best. Should be able to judge whether the tools I currently have are suitable for the problem or not. If not, should be able to search efficiently for one that suits and to learn it to the degree needed. Finding the right balance of judging, searching and learning can be a joyful adventure. Constant questioning "is it the best" is a nightmare...