India, June 18 -- One of the most rewarding aspects of software development is in choosing the right tools. From platforms to programming languages to libraries, this process offers the exciting chance to break loose from the technical debt of past decisions and explore the latest and greatest in emerging technologies.

Of course, pinpointing the right tool can be very challenging. Not only is there a plethora of options, but product owners don't always know the full requirements and constraints of features they're seeking to build.

This struggle typically results in a kind of tooling paralysis, in which software engineers are unhappy with the current tech stack but also worry about the time, effort, and potential headaches of moving to ...