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> you will eventually end up with your own ad-hoc framework Or some people call it, "code that solves the problems we actually had."
by wwweston 11y ago
> you will eventually end up with your own ad-hoc framework
Or some people call it, "code that solves the problems we actually had."
- raverbashing 11y agoWhile creating 10 other problems usually Sometimes I agree that using a home-grown solution is better, but you don't want to reinvent what took a lot of time and a lot of people to work through (like Frameworks, DBs, etc)
- ng12 11y agoThat is virtually unmaintainable. What happens when Joe Hacker moves on to greener pastures? The new guy gets stuck with a framework that he can't Google. This is where the author lost me: > You've to ask for expert help, wait until someone helps you or pay an expert framework consultant. The ability to ask an expert for help is a boon, not a curse.