I'm curious too, but my suspicion is that it's "the devil you know" at play here. If you work with a tech for long enough you get the tooling "figured out" and

I'm curious too, but my suspicion is that it's "the devil you know" at play here. If you work with a tech for long enough you get the tooling "figured out" and things can feel like second nature. Maybe some alternative has equally "good" tooling (for however you define "good") but it may have slightly different quirks, strengths, and weaknesses. The fact that you have to figure that stuff out is itself a negative.