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End-to-end correctness does not matter in a comparison. If every app implements the same functionality, then that is a valid comparison. Even if that functional
by spencerchubb 2y ago
End-to-end correctness does not matter in a comparison. If every app implements the same functionality, then that is a valid comparison. Even if that functionality is incorrect.
- hu3 2y agoIt does matter because ultimately you'll have deploy correct code to production. A comparison of how easy or cumbersome it is to write production grade apps between frameworks is much more valuable. Otherwise we are back to comparing TODO demos.
- YuukiRey 2y agoThis seems like a pretty wild take. If five apps implement an authentication flow, 4 relying on the framework and one building it from scratch because the framework doesn't provide one, then surely that should be factored into any comparisons. If a framework comes with an opinionated templating system whereas another requires me to come up with a way to have nested templating (and whatever else I might require), then again, that should be a factor in my comparison.