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imo its more of a question of time than quality. Rarely, but not never (e.g. Unity), does the frog jump out of the pot. Popular ways of doing things[0] always c
by thereisnospork 3y ago
imo its more of a question of time than quality. Rarely, but not never (e.g. Unity), does the frog jump out of the pot. Popular ways of doing things[0] always come in phases as people with fonder opinions of 'the other way of doing things' come into relative power. Couple that with dogmatism-driven 'leadership'[1] and change only really occurs with the changing of the guard.[2]
So to answer your question, I would guess about 4-6 more years.
[0]Cloud vs on prem, monolith vs micro service, functional vs OOP, to name a few.
[1]I've priced some cloud that cost more in six months than on prem hardware and still gotten push back.
[2]Somewhat morosely, "[Things] advance one funeral at a time"