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> I have no doubts most of my peers could write a fine custom framework, but it's going to take a whole team of them at least a year to come up with something d
by jseban 4y ago
> I have no doubts most of my peers could write a fine custom framework, but it's going to take a whole team of them at least a year to come up with something decently ergonomic, tested and documented.
No, because they would not make a framework, it would not require all of this work, because it's not designed to be generic and reused by others.
Simply write a program. Not a framework. Has this idea been completely lost? Solve your own use cases only. Don't try to generalise it and optimise it for reuse by someone else.
- Tabular-Iceberg 4y agoAn abstraction doesn't care what you call it, or how many times it gets used. It still needs to be carefully designed, tested and documented, and this almost never happens in industry.