DiscoRiver

I'm still employed until the 31st of this month, so not long. I've been interviewing and doing the rounds for two months.

There can never been any stack that works for everyone, as long as "everyone" refers to individuals with their own autonomy and biases.

Some people like a framework/language because it "vibes", not necessarily because it's the best. Whatever tool allows you to build the software you want/need, is, by definition, the right tool for the job.

If the planet depended on writing software, wouldn't you want someone to use what they're productive with, rather than slowing them down with some objectively "best" stack?

I appreciate this discussion :)