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That seems a gripe about monolithic frameworks... There's no reason a framework can't be organised as a coherent collection of libraries of which you can pick o
by Hexstream 18y ago
That seems a gripe about monolithic frameworks... There's no reason a framework can't be organised as a coherent collection of libraries of which you can pick only the ones you need and that lets you assemble an "instantiation" of the framework by choosing a variant of each type module you need.
- cousin_it 18y agoHere's my humble perspective on code reachability and the fork/knife/plate thing. Good: a library function with no dependencies, that accepts and returns primitive data structures. Worse: a library with lots of dependencies, and a set of idiotic "data types" or "classes" I have to construct just to access the functionality. Worst: a "framework" that calls your code itself, and requires a specific "environment" that should be "set up properly".