> I kind of wonder what parallel universe you come from.
The one where I don't value bespoke development just because it's bespoke?
The universe where I have to actually quantify what's good and what isn't?
The worst kind of comments related to this discussion are always the ones that are insufferably offended that they can't out perform decades of experience and knowledge without doing anything.
>I've never yet see anyone argue that the reason tools took over the writing of HTML is because hand-written HTML wasn't good enough.
Check who you're listening to? It's a fairly common argument.
The one where I don't value bespoke development just because it's bespoke?
The universe where I have to actually quantify what's good and what isn't?
The worst kind of comments related to this discussion are always the ones that are insufferably offended that they can't out perform decades of experience and knowledge without doing anything.
>I've never yet see anyone argue that the reason tools took over the writing of HTML is because hand-written HTML wasn't good enough.
Check who you're listening to? It's a fairly common argument.