The re-surfacing behaviour of making others feel excluded for not sharing a belief can't help but make me wonder if it's all that different from religious zealotry in one's interpretations, preferences and opinions of how to solve a problem being superior to others.
Users are usually far removed from the end solution enough that the choice in framework or language rarely impacts their ability to use a web browser or mobile interface without having to imagine what's under the hood.
It's not until we remember what we feel is current and appropriate today will be just as outdated in a short time. Our work is to solve problems, not to bash others into doing it one particular way.
Users are usually far removed from the end solution enough that the choice in framework or language rarely impacts their ability to use a web browser or mobile interface without having to imagine what's under the hood.
It's not until we remember what we feel is current and appropriate today will be just as outdated in a short time. Our work is to solve problems, not to bash others into doing it one particular way.