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Self-made frameworks are great as long as: They work. If they are full of bugs they are a pain They are complete. If they are missing parts because they w
by bluedino 5y ago
Self-made frameworks are great as long as:
They work. If they are full of bugs they are a pain
They are complete. If they are missing parts because they weren't needed yet, they are a pain
They are documented. Documented well is a bonus
There isn't a self-made framework for every project at the company
The person who made the framework is still around
The person who made the framework didn't also make v2 and v3, mixing them in the same project
- XCSme 5y agoMy point was more that PHP is more of a framework-less language, as most of the functionality needed for a basic web application is built-in (file-based routing, secure PDO database access, external libraries for specific functionalities like PHPMailer for sending emails). I think that if you need something a lot more complex than this (realtime communication, processing data in separate threads, linking microservices), then PHP is not a good choice.