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And what they use now may not be what they use in 6 months. This is especially true in research, where each project starts from scratch and lasts 2-3 months. For production applications, there is more of a need to settle on one framework and accrete capabilities over time.
So don't believe the FUD. It's typically just a marketing ploy to drive a message. Conflict sells I suppose.
But tools compete for the “new blood”, aren’t they? For example, for students and postdocs, who are simultaneously users and improvers.
Mate literately only one thread said there was any sort of 'war'
Call it a war or a race or a competition, its all the same. While pure researchers enjoy the luxury of throwing away their code after every paper, people building products must choose a framework and live with that choice for a long time.
This is so true on every level it is worth thinking of in nearly every situation nowadays
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