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> I don't use frameworks and I encourage you don't use them too. Instead you expect every new team member to wade through your homegrown framework-equivalent w
by estefan 11y ago
> I don't use frameworks and I encourage you don't use them too.
Instead you expect every new team member to wade through your homegrown framework-equivalent which means no transferable skills, less real-world testing, likely inferior documentation and no online community to turn to for help if you ever leave. Yeah, nice one.
- dozzie 11y agoDude, you're talking about JavaScript. Documentation is most likely to be superior for shop-made tools, and the community will be at arm's reach. And do you really think seeing someone else's code means no transferable skills? Sure, you can't put it in CV, but on the other hand, you'd see more than merely using some random one-function module.