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I actually prefer coding by myself as I get to do my own thing but when it comes to working with teams, I strongly prefer a framework because its kind of like h
by sebringj 9y ago
I actually prefer coding by myself as I get to do my own thing but when it comes to working with teams, I strongly prefer a framework because its kind of like how religion helped form alliances or like how a river flows in the same direction. Its all arbitrary bullshit but helps reduce collisions and arguments. After all, highly documented, well tested bullshit, is much better than highly untested, no-documented bullshit.
- jwdunne 9y agoOh I agree. It's a good way to learn how something works. How do you become "good enough" to build production ready libraries that solve particular problems without practice solving said problems?