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I'm no ios dev but my thinking was that it was done this way for flexibility. So one internal framework could be developed entirely separate from the other app
by eeeeeeeeeeeee 10y ago
I'm no ios dev but my thinking was that it was done this way for flexibility. So one internal framework could be developed entirely separate from the other app code. And maybe one framework gets updated with a new dependency before the others.
Either way, this "analysis" seems pretty superficial. I can run a "du" of almost anything and it won't tell me much. And this author misleads intentionally by giving no explanation, but the implication is very clear from the post that Facebook is lazy and sloppy with disk usage.
- LeoNatan25 10y agoThe use of frameworks is a good practice, no one is arguing against that. The improper duplication of resources and code is the problem. Any development process that requires resource duplication in order to be flexible is broken at the core, and developing such systems are enables of bad practices.