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IMHO, the primary value of any framework (from an organization / product lifetime perspective) is two-fold. #1 - Organize and implement in a manner that adhere
by ethbr0 5y ago
IMHO, the primary value of any framework (from an organization / product lifetime perspective) is two-fold.
#1 - Organize and implement in a manner that adheres to some standards, so someone can always be found to maintain and fix it.
#2 - Create some interfaces that break components apart.
What standards and what interfaces (and how many) are an order of magnitude less important than that they exist at all.
- shafyy 5y agoDon't forget: #0 - Speed/Developer productivity Not only when writing actual code, but there's less bike shedding and "fundamental" discussions.
- collyw 5y agoThis is what I was thinking. Got Tornado plus a load of home grown code at my work. Compared to Django it's just so slow to develop on. There are so many well tested, documented features in Django, while we have some half arsed buggy implementation doing a poorer job.