alt Hacker NewsIt will depend on each case and what makes the marketed solution inferior. If it's overly complex and you will save development time. If it's unstable you'll save debugging time. If it's bloated you will save on hardware costs. Etc...
It will depend on each case and what makes the marketed solution inferior. If it's overly complex and you will save development time. If it's unstable you'll save debugging time. If it's bloated you will save on hardware costs. Etc...
matters less than we would like it to
after all startups/scaleups/bigtech companies that make a lot of money can run on Python for ages, or make infinite money with Perl scripts (coughaws)
and it matters even less in non-tech companies, because their competition is also 3 incompetent idiots on top of each other in a business suite!
sure, if you are starting a new project fight for good technical fundamentals