Let other people worry about testing out all the new nonsense. I go with stuff that’s pretty mature and stable, with the goal of being able to use it for at lea

Let other people worry about testing out all the new nonsense. I go with stuff that’s pretty mature and stable, with the goal of being able to use it for at least a decade. If something isn’t going to stick around that long, it’s really not worth my time. Just because something exists, doesn’t mean you need to use it. Python exists, along with Flask and various other frameworks. Those will likely be around for 10+ more years, but if you’re already working in .Net, like it, and it solves all your problems… who cares that Python exists. These are all just tools. If I have no use for a lathe, I’m not going to go out, buy a lathe, and learn how to use it. It’s a waste of time. Even if I think they are cool, if I don’t have a reason for it, bringing it into my life would add stress and nothing more.