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Maybe, but non-abstracted code is not DRY, becomes difficult to maintain, and is time consuming to write. So a good programmer will start to abstract those thi
by justanotherc 6y ago
Maybe, but non-abstracted code is not DRY, becomes difficult to maintain, and is time consuming to write.
So a good programmer will start to abstract those things, and at that point you're going down the road of creating your own framework.
- nkozyra 6y agoEmploying DRY does not mean a framework. Reusable functions do not implicitly suggest a framework. I think you're defining it way too broadly.