Ugh. "Best Practices". What a hollow phrase.

Best... for whom?

Best... under what context?

Please: if you want people with a clue to listen, stop using this mantra designed to give the reader FOMO.

It's bs.

Nothing is always the best. Everything sucks in its own special way. I mean that in the "kindest" way possible: there is no perfect

• OS
• framework
• programming language
• anything

Everything has pros and cons.

If you'd like me to use your fantastic tech, explain to me:

• why I should use this?
• how is it better than alternatives out there?
• when does it make sense?
• when are there simpler methods?
• what is the tradeoff for using your tech stack vs other methods? and vice-versa?

Without real information, I'm having trouble taking your pitch seriously. And any programmer should be skeptical until you provide a concrete argument that supports your case.

I'm open to being convinced.

"best" implies you can draw some comparisons. I'm all ears.