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Honest question - do you genuinely believe someone (or a group of people) without 100% understanding of your project will be able to definitively tell you what
by mbesto 13y ago
Honest question - do you genuinely believe someone (or a group of people) without 100% understanding of your project will be able to definitively tell you what language/framework is best for building your application? These types of subjects have been debated to death with the general conclusion ending up with "use the tool you are most comfortable with".
- andrewstuart 13y agoThere's value in the debate. Doesn't mean there will be a "right" answer, but there will be valuable information coming out of the discussion.
- mindcrime 13y agoHonest question - do you genuinely believe someone (or a group of people) without 100% understanding of your project will be able to definitively tell you what language/framework is best for building your application? Not the person you were replying to, but here's my take: No, of course not. But that's not the point. The value is in the discussion and the process, not in any one answer. When you ask a question like that, you don't expect one conclusive answer... you expect many answers, debate, back and forth, and illumination of the pros and cons of various options embedded in that debate. Then you make a decision where you combine your own knowledge / biases / experiences with what you gleaned from the aforementioned discussion. These types of subjects have been debated to death with the general conclusion ending up with "use the tool you are most comfortable with". The "conclusion" of the discussion itself is irrelevant. The conclusions that matter are the ultimate conclusions made by the many readers of / participants in, the discussion.