> Tools are everything. What makes or breaks a paradigm/language are tools I completely agree. In my experience, and it's probably the same for many people, I

> Tools are everything. What makes or breaks a paradigm/language are tools I completely agree. In my experience, and it's probably the same for many people, I spend a non-trivial amount of time not writing "primary" code. Instead I'm testing, debugging, dealing with build issues and dependencies, packaging, wrangling deployments etc...