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Besides, even if you use the standard tool today, five years from now this will be "the tool that was standard five years ago" unless you actively migrate every
by victorNicollet 3y ago
Besides, even if you use the standard tool today, five years from now this will be "the tool that was standard five years ago" unless you actively migrate every so often. There are a few domains where the standard tools remain the same for a long while (Google Analytics being one), but often the standard tooling shifts more frequently than that.
- Pannoniae 3y agoYeah, I heavily suspect the changes in "standard" stuff isn't due to there being revolutionary improvements every 4 years or so, it's just because the new stuff becomes trendy. When I research about programming languages I'm always amazed how almost every feature existed in the 70s as well, just no one bothered to use it.