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I think it's an irrelevant argument. I could say exactly the same thing. For example, say a new Ruby framework was released that you really enjoyed and you "go
by rglover 13y ago
I think it's an irrelevant argument.
I could say exactly the same thing. For example, say a new Ruby framework was released that you really enjoyed and you "got it" because it was similar to Rails or aligned well with Ruby. The same principle applies: if something is familiar, it stands to reason that you'll have an easier time comprehending it.
Regardless, does what framework I use really matter? As long as I'm able to solve problems in a way that makes sense to me, I don't really see the point in wasting time debating what to use.
If the pajamas are comfortable, they're comfortable. Who cares if they're blue or green?