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I didn't mention a "right" tool, I actually made sure to use the term "better", because "right" has those negative connotations. For our purposes, there are "b
by thisone 14y ago
I didn't mention a "right" tool, I actually made sure to use the term "better", because "right" has those negative connotations.
For our purposes, there are "better" tools available than those that were chosen. A pain that we're feeling now, a couple of years on, as we start to migrate a live application to those other platforms. That's a big loss of productivity for us because choices were made to use tools that were familiar instead of figuring out if they actual made the most sense.
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- hackinthebochs 14y agoHeh you're right. It's interesting how one's expectations can totally change how you read a statement. I see the "right tool for the job" tripe repeated so much that I start to see it everywhere :)