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I’ll add that when you write your own solution, it is suited for what you need it to do, and not all of other things. When using a framework (or a library) it
by JeanMarcS 6y ago
I’ll add that when you write your own solution, it is suited for what you need it to do, and not all of other things.
When using a framework (or a library) it can come with a lot of options you don’t need and can bloat your app.
For example, we’ve made parsers that where waayyyy faster than what existed. But only because we knew exactly what was coming in and didn’t have to test a whole bunch of edge cases a standard library have to test.
Same for a framework. To be useful it has to come with a lot of possibility that you probably won’t use for your special case, but that slows down the whole.