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But why should we judge the web stack by comparing it to the worst examples of the past? We should really compare it with the best options available today.
by danbruc 12y ago
But why should we judge the web stack by comparing it to the worst examples of the past? We should really compare it with the best options available today.
- flohofwoe 12y agoSure, but the good thing today is that the 'best option' isn't dictated from an elite that 'knows better', and 'best' isn't a question of money anymore, but strictly quality (with 'quality' not meaning particularly well designed, but solving a specific problem well). A side effect of this 'freedom of choice' is that 99,9% of available options don't solve a problem for me, and it's harder to choose the right option, but I'm completely fine with this. People just need to stop treating programming languages and framework as silver bullets.