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No, what happens is a new framework comes out that fixes the complexity problems of the previous popular framework, but ignores why that complexity existed in t
by Touche 10y ago
No, what happens is a new framework comes out that fixes the complexity problems of the previous popular framework, but ignores why that complexity existed in the first place.
Once the new framework gains popularity the limitations caused by ignoring complexity start to surface and so the framework has to add features to handle them, creating complexity of its own.
Then the cycle repeats itself.
- mangeletti 10y agoSee my explanation below my OP. Your comment is correct, but these complexities should not be solved in the framework, lest we forget the vision that drove the creation of this framework in the first place, providing an obstruction layer that doesn't solve all problems at all layers.