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Not OP, but in my reading of your case study, you still made a framework. Instead of having a code-based framework, where the methods and classes enforce how yo
by conscion 6y ago
Not OP, but in my reading of your case study, you still made a framework. Instead of having a code-based framework, where the methods and classes enforce how you implement your system - you created a convention-based framework (use a specific CSS naming technique, model your JS on this template, etc.).
- tobr 6y agoIsn't a “convention-based framework” just... a convention? With such a generous definition of “framework”, is it even realistic to solve this problem without accidentally creating one? Would you need to purposefully avoid any type of consistency between the different modules, and solve the same problem in different ways if it comes up more than once?