I'm a bit disappointed...

Your chainsaw example really doesn't go with the rest of the article...

When I read the rest of the article, I see you keep using, for software development, the saw that you have in your garage... You tell us to keep using the old tools we're used to for software development and debug, but adapt and use the "correct tool" for cutting wood. Your blog article is really sending mixed signals.

Using an editor you're "used to" is a good advice, but it has nothing to do with using a chainsaw instead of a saw!

A better follow-up for the chainsaw example would probably have been "use version control if you've never used it" and "use the correct software language for the job". Certainly not "use the old text editor you're used to".