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To truly understand and appreciate a language, I believe one must write these features first without a framework (that at least let's someone appreciate the poi
by Svip 10y ago
To truly understand and appreciate a language, I believe one must write these features first without a framework (that at least let's someone appreciate the point of a framework more).
However, in this case, this is our own implementation. And unfortunately, this is due to a large number of corner cases we need to handle (such as Sybase support, own SQL driver support, because of multiple result sets, etc.), I don't believe a framework could replace our implementation.
Trust me, though, if we were to rewrite this all from scratch, a completely new approach would be taken.
But generally speaking, if a company is still using Delphi, it's probably because they don't have the liquidity to actually re-write their code base.
- clouddrover 10y ago> To truly understand and appreciate a language Personally I just want to Get Stuff Done. > I don't believe a framework could replace our implementation. It's pretty easy to use as much or as little of mORMot as you like. I use it for its webserver and websocket implementation but I don't, for example, use its database layer (using FireDAC in preference).
- traviscj 10y agoDifferent goals are allowed to have different execution strategies.