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Bad analogy. If the alternative has drawbacks (they always do) or is not as well known by the team, it's perfecly fine to keep using the tool you know if it is
by hu3 10mo ago
Bad analogy.
If the alternative has drawbacks (they always do) or is not as well known by the team, it's perfecly fine to keep using the tool you know if it is working for you.
People who incessantly try to evangelise their tool/belief/preferences to others are often seen as unpleasant to say the least and they often achieve the opposite effect of what they seek.
- anthonypasq 10mo agoof course there are drawbacks to power tools. you could run out of battery for example and now its useless. but everyone with a brain knows the costs are worth the benefits.
- hu3 10mo agoI was talking in general if that escaped you. Hence "beliefs/preferences" and not only tools. And when it comes to programming languages, it's not as clear cut. As exemplified by the article. So the power tools is a poor analogy.