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I really don't know where to start but the answer is most likely: No, you can't.
by pxcse 3y ago
I really don't know where to start but the answer is most likely: No, you can't.
- cannibalXxx 3y agoI probably can. the scaling of an application is not directly linked to the framework, but to the set of tools used in it, such as hosting, database. so I tell you with certainty that yes, I can
- pxcse 3y ago> I tell you with certainty that yes, I can So, you seem to have made up your mind. Then why do you ask the question here on HN? What do you hope to gain from that? Are you looking for comments to tell you how awesome you are? Must be quite the bummer not to get them.
- cannibalXxx 3y agoframeworks only help us to be more productive in terms of time and security. if you have enough knowledge of a particular language, you can be very fast and secure in your applications.
- pxcse 3y ago> if you have enough knowledge of a particular language, you can be very fast and secure in your applications. So everyone using any kind of framework is a moron or simply doesn't know what he is doing? Really?!
- cannibalXxx 3y agoNo, I'm just saying that even if we don't use a framework and have to do more work without it, we can build great, secure systems
- pxcse 3y agoOf course you _can_ build great and secure systems without any frameworks. But do you _want_ to do that? If I had to build everything from scratch for which I'm using a framework or library right now then I would need _significantly_ longer which would place me and my team at a clear disadvantage against the competition. There are tradeoffs for sure but you can't have everything all at once.
- cannibalXxx 3y agoBy the way, what language do you program in and what framework do you use?