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It's hard to build things without a specific use case in mind. So maybe start with a specific application in mind and build a framework to help with that. Or,
by itamarst 10y ago
It's hard to build things without a specific use case in mind. So maybe start with a specific application in mind and build a framework to help with that.
Or, skip the framework and just build the application: if purpose is learning it's probably a better way to go, since it's a more direct use case.
- carlmungz 10y agoMy application is automation and aggregation. I want to build a framework so I can gain a deeper appreciation of the pros/cons of the abstractions frameworks create