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I think of it as whether or not your app is a cog in the framework machine or the framework is a cog in your app machine.
by foxbarrington 5y ago
I think of it as whether or not your app is a cog in the framework machine or the framework is a cog in your app machine.
- mejutoco 5y agoThis is a useful perspective. I have often seen the first case called framework, and the second library.
- denton-scratch 5y ago> useful I don't agree that it's useful (not sure if you were being ironic). All of the "frameworks" I've used were determined to make my cog their subject. I haven't come across a framework that was content to be a cog in my machine. [Edit] Subject, as in royal or imperial subject.
- mejutoco 5y agoNot being sarcastic. Let me rephrase, because I think we are saying the same thing. No framework was happy to be a cog. The ones that were I like to call libraries instead. I say this point of view is useful because it seems like an elegant/simple way to distinguish them.
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