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So the problem is that I'm using Microsoft's recommendations (Sql Server, repository pattern, LINQ) for a Microsoft product, and the difference between an inexp

So the problem is that I'm using Microsoft's recommendations (Sql Server, repository pattern, LINQ) for a Microsoft product, and the difference between an inexperienced team and an experienced team is that the experienced team knows what list of recommendations coming from Microsoft are actually the ones you should follow in order to bypass most of the footguns. I think I'm going to go with frameworks that have the actual best reccomendations baked in, instead of the frameworks that recommend footguns.

DeathArrow 5y ago
>I think I'm going to go with frameworks that have the actual best reccomendations baked in, instead of the frameworks that recommend footguns. For every good framework, regardless of platform and language, there is going to be a learning curve. That's because flexibility and extensibility add complexity. Only a trivial framework with limited use cases would not allow you to make mistakes. I take it you never used C or C+=, because there's a footgun waiting for you at every keystroke. :)