> I've learned to avoid software tools that proclaim they are "opinionated" which usually means it's their way or the highway.
What is a good example where software is described by its maker as opinionated and where it results in "their way or the highway"?
I'm asking because all software need defaults and no software can do anything that all users would want, so the software maker has to make choices of what they offer (i.e. reflecting the maker's opinion).
What is a good example where software is described by its maker as opinionated and where it results in "their way or the highway"?
I'm asking because all software need defaults and no software can do anything that all users would want, so the software maker has to make choices of what they offer (i.e. reflecting the maker's opinion).