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> I'm going to use what I already know. Using what you already know may not always be the best approach, because of "When your only tool is a hammer every prob
by neverminder 12y ago
> I'm going to use what I already know.
Using what you already know may not always be the best approach, because of "When your only tool is a hammer every problem looks like a nail" phenomenon. I would do my research and use what makes sense and what is best in the long run, despite of me being experienced or not in the technology. When you're a software engineer with years of experience under your belt, picking up the next one will not be a big challenge.
- collyw 12y agoYes, I think this is where experience comes into it. Knowing when it will likely pay off in the long run. As a junior its difficult to differentiate between hype and genuine usefulness.