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Separate novelty from usefulness
A new tool can create valuable opportunities. Begin by identifying which specific limitation it would address and what the existing approach already does well.
Consider the whole operating picture
Hosting, maintenance, deployment, accessibility, and the team’s understanding all contribute to a technology decision. A feature comparison alone is rarely enough.
Try a bounded experiment
Use a small, representative task to examine the benefits and tradeoffs. Include a failure case and a maintenance task so the experiment reflects more than the happy path.
Keep decisions explainable
Record why the choice fits the current product. Clear reasoning helps future teams know when a decision still applies and when it should be revisited.
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