Why Tool Comparisons Are Usually Useless

Tool comparisons fail because they ignore environment.

A solo builder, an agency, and a team inside a company all experience the same tool differently.

Speed matters in one case.

Reliability in another.

Cost control in another.

That’s why “best tool” lists don’t age well.

In this room, comparisons are framed around use cases, not rankings.

We don’t ask:,

Which is better?

We ask:

Better for what - and for how long?

Temporary tools are fine.

Fragile stacks are not.

Stability is a feature most people underestimate.