>That's just not possible today. There are too many areas of application, too many frameworks and languages. Too many tools and platforms. I find a lot of thes

>That's just not possible today. There are too many areas of application, too many frameworks and languages. Too many tools and platforms. I find a lot of these tools and frameworks and languages and platforms are attempts to correct perceived problems in the original tools and methods. But these new things have their own issues which someone else will attempt to correct. Then you get your cliques and reddit subs that make fun of you for using X because it's old. My point is that there is no back to basics--no grounding in the fundamentals we grew up with--or should have at least.