I take a different standpoint than other people. I think that the problem is that debugging is a central task to people's work. They know the ins and outs of de

I take a different standpoint than other people. I think that the problem is that debugging is a central task to people's work. They know the ins and outs of debugging with their current system. In order to switch to something new, they would need some guarantees, the most important being that the system will continue and improve for the foreseeable future. There is no point in learning a new system which will vanish in a few months. The leading indicator for this is the number of people who currently use the technology. Therefore, you have a chicken and an egg problem.