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> because they only want to stay in the mainstream ecosystems or are unwilling to deal with new concepts like in Elixir or Erlang Or want to have a large easi
by michaelcampbell 3y ago
> because they only want to stay in the mainstream ecosystems or are unwilling to deal with new concepts like in Elixir or Erlang
Or want to have a large easily accessible pool of developers to pull from. There are real, practical considerations here more than just feelz.
- dorian-graph 3y agoAre (some of) those developers not those who "are unwilling to deal with new concepts like in Elixir or Erlang"?
- michaelcampbell 3y agoMaybe, but you make it sound like it's always some Blub paradox inspired reason. That someone doesn't want to learn thing <X> might be they're totally fine with <Y>; they can get work with it, they like working with it, whatever. Not everyone is always looking for the next thing, better or not.