There's a rule I often ignore at my own peril: don't deploy version .0 of a software, ever. It needs 2-3 versions for all the bugs to be ironed out. Unless you

There's a rule I often ignore at my own peril: don't deploy version .0 of a software, ever. It needs 2-3 versions for all the bugs to be ironed out. Unless you like playing beta tester (which is a lot of fun sometimes). Same goes for all these frameworks and tools. Let them mature a bit before you commit. If you're worried about getting a job in the future, know that job posts are full of lies. They will ask for all and everything, even that obscure tool nobody is really using but showed up in some search a hiring manager did. Don't steer your career based on that alone.