Although I like the article, I don't agree with the following statement in front-end: > People rarely pick “the best tool for the job”. They say that. But what

Although I like the article, I don't agree with the following statement in front-end: > People rarely pick “the best tool for the job”. They say that. But what they mean is “the tool I’m familiar with the most”. Front-end developers are the most eager to pick up any new (or hyped up) technology. Going from webpack to vite, going from npm to yarn, going from node to deno. Plus, I work with React developers, and most would also experiment with svelte etc. They absolutely love to learn and use new technology. At least that's my experience.