"Rewrite it in ____" should pretty much always be a last restort. Rewriting takes a ton of time and effort, has its own downsides, and just generally doesn't ha

"Rewrite it in ____" should pretty much always be a last restort. Rewriting takes a ton of time and effort, has its own downsides, and just generally doesn't have as obvious a value add to customers/consumers (outside of pretty specific scenarios) to justify the cost. Plus, rewriting anything in anything else just invites a whole new suite of problems with the new thing that probably/definitely weren't accounted for. Now, for personal software I say hell yes. If a person is writing code for the fun of it, or simply wants to learn about concepts, rewrite whatever in whatever and have a great time. That's the point! But for professional/commercial software, rewriting is probably more expensive than is realized.