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> There are no “best” languages or frameworks. There are only technologies designed to solve specific problems, and your job is to pick the ones that fit your u
by lijok 2y ago
> There are no “best” languages or frameworks. There are only technologies designed to solve specific problems, and your job is to pick the ones that fit your use case
What if multiple technologies fit our use case? There will be one that fits the use case “best”.
- tuyguntn 2y ago> There will be one that fits the use case “best”. You answered your own question: best that fits the use case, still not THE BEST
- nottorp 2y ago> There will be one that fits the use case “best”. And how much time do you want to spend evaluating those technologies? Do a MVP with each? Or maybe sell to customers / venture capitalists based on the first working MVP and move on?