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Why is the only PHP defence i hear always the same "use a framework!". I did those for decades, and they always end up sucking. Either you need to hack around t
by shikck200 2y ago
Why is the only PHP defence i hear always the same "use a framework!". I did those for decades, and they always end up sucking. Either you need to hack around them, they have shitty defaults and finally they are abandoned and bitrot without any way of rewriting because of the huge size of the app.
How about just write the code, using the stdlib and picking highly focused libraries for things you dont want to write (crypto, drivers etc.) your self.
- johnisgood 2y agoI did not like the popular frameworks either, they were too limiting. I always ended up writing most things from scratch (using stdlib). So... I agree.
- kyriakos 2y agoBecause using the particular framework in my experience once you have a basic grasp of it's concepts, makes development time of applications extremely fast. Delivering is what pays the bills.
- pier25 2y agoWhy make your own framework in PHP instead of other languages?