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No. You can build one without using a framework that someone else wrote, but you will inevitably end up with an ad hoc framework of your own design.
by TheCoelacanth 9y ago
No. You can build one without using a framework that someone else wrote, but you will inevitably end up with an ad hoc framework of your own design.
- hawski 9y agoIf that's the case every program ever contains a framework. That would be quite an useless definition. I assume that it depends on how general the internal code is. If it's very specific it's not really a framework. Of course people often forget about YAGNI principle and end up with an ad hoc framework.