> But it's always wise to choose the best tool for the job. I'm so tired of this meme. Yes, in some situations there is a "right tool". If you are working on e

> But it's always wise to choose the best tool for the job. I'm so tired of this meme. Yes, in some situations there is a "right tool". If you are working on embedded devices you probably should just use C. But in the wider world of programming there isn't a "right tool". In web development especially, there are many tools that can get you to the same place. And because of that it's perfectly reasonable to debate that one is better/worse than another.