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Oh boy, an overwrought analogy. Everyone loves those.

• samatman 13y ago
  Anything with that many hammers is going to end up overwrought.
• tootie 13y ago
  Comparing frameworks to hammers is the completely wrong analogy too. A framework is, you know, a framework. Like insetead of buying 30 different hammers to build a framework, you buy a framework. Then you don't need a hammer. And the framework has slots for your fixtures that use standard fasteners so you can rely on fewer hammers and screwdrivers. Put up some siding and your house is done.
  • brudgers 13y ago
    In Alabama we call them "trailers."
    • stcredzero 13y ago
      A trailer's not a framework, it's more like shrinkwrapped software.
• stcredzero 13y ago
  It's the overwrought analogy written to end overwrought abstractions, which are themselves analogies.