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They make everything faster to develop and maintain. Same reason you'd use a framework for anything in any other language. When was the last time you saw a web
by pie_flavor 4y ago
They make everything faster to develop and maintain. Same reason you'd use a framework for anything in any other language. When was the last time you saw a web server implemented with a HTTP-parsing library, instead of a framework for defining endpoints?
- voidfunc 4y agoGo's vanilla HTTP server lib gets pretty close to being not much more than an HTTP parsing library. Some people pull in a routing library, but a lot of times its all done manually by processing off the incoming http.Request struct.
- giaour 4y ago> When was the last time you saw a web server implemented with a HTTP-parsing library, instead of a framework for defining endpoints? This is not unheard of in languages that have an HTTP server and router built into the standard library (Go is the most prominent example here, but I've seen many node.js web services written w/o 3P frameworks). You could argue that the stdlib functionality is a framework, just not one that you need to install, but the same could be said of vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.