[rbanffy]

"Best practices" are neither a hard science nor immutable. They are derived from observations about what works and what doesn't and are, therefore, subject to change over time as technology evolves. It's important to remember science, as in "what we understand about the world" also changes. What doesn't is the scientific method.

Did you read the text I pointed you to?

[javadyan]

> "Best practices" are neither a hard science nor immutable Yes. So what? Does it mean we don't have to study and apply them just because they are going to become obsolete eventually?

And I did read that text. In fact, I had read it earlier.