Hard agree. As others remarked it's almost like the unwritten rule over time. Do programmers end up with such an attachment to a particular language, they prefe

Hard agree. As others remarked it's almost like the unwritten rule over time. Do programmers end up with such an attachment to a particular language, they prefer to pretend this kind of over-iterating isn't happening rather than simply address it? It's a shame as these things often begin well. Ie, if the lesson were instead learned, people might better stick to providing features in a rich ecosystem instead of endless feature-creeping of the core value-proposition to oblivion.