It will happen a few days after somebody invents "the" programming language to use, "the" hiring process to use, "the" IDE to use, "the" development process to use, etc.
There are a variety of needs and use-cases, so "the" doesn't make sense. Look at what your situation needs and see which tool is the best for you. You don't need to use a certain brand of tool just because everybody else is.
"There are a variety of needs and use-cases, so "the" doesn't make sense."
That's very true, however i view those services the same way i view communication services like Slack. Eventually most users are just going to flock to what everyone uses by default and that's it. But i sure do wait for the day that special somebody makes "the IDE" to use!
There are a variety of needs and use-cases, so "the" doesn't make sense. Look at what your situation needs and see which tool is the best for you. You don't need to use a certain brand of tool just because everybody else is.