> be careful with the "it's boring and therefore obviously better" argument The same way I would say be wary an argument which can be boiled down to "it's newe

> be careful with the "it's boring and therefore obviously better" argument The same way I would say be wary an argument which can be boiled down to "it's newer so it's obviously better". I used to made such argument myself in the beginning of my career but now I see that proffering everything new is a bad strategy. Comparing software objectively is hard (if not impossible), and there is a place for personal presences too. But if after a discussion of pros and cons it's not obvious which of two options is significantly better I would be inclined to choose an older and more established technology.