I believe the fighting / pushing back comes down to mostly outside factors.
I'm sure between two of us, as "competing" PHP framework developers, we could have a civilised debate and come up with scenarios where Laravel is good to use, and where it's not so good to use, and where CodeIgniter is good to use, or not as good to use.
But add a deadline with real project to the mix, and suddenly it's not about "ideal scenario" anymore. Now it's about knowing that you can do X amount in Y days with Z setup.
If there's supporting articles for your choice of tools, and loads of negative about all the alternatives, it's much easier to convince your boss to go with your preference.
So I believe most developer fights are really about just wanting to make more positive noise about their own toolset, and also some want to make loads of negative noise about competing frameworks / languages / technology.
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I believe the fighting / pushing back comes down to mostly outside factors.
I'm sure between two of us, as "competing" PHP framework developers, we could have a civilised debate and come up with scenarios where Laravel is good to use, and where it's not so good to use, and where CodeIgniter is good to use, or not as good to use.
But add a deadline with real project to the mix, and suddenly it's not about "ideal scenario" anymore. Now it's about knowing that you can do X amount in Y days with Z setup.
If there's supporting articles for your choice of tools, and loads of negative about all the alternatives, it's much easier to convince your boss to go with your preference.
So I believe most developer fights are really about just wanting to make more positive noise about their own toolset, and also some want to make loads of negative noise about competing frameworks / languages / technology.