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True, but languages/standard libraries don't break quite like frameworks do. This mostly due to the extreme coupling that a framework induces on client code. F
by mattgreenrocks 13y ago
True, but languages/standard libraries don't break quite like frameworks do. This mostly due to the extreme coupling that a framework induces on client code.
Frameworks mean you get to skip the design step, at the risk of having you by the balls later on.
- fein 13y agoThere is a point to be made about learning how to use a framework up to the point where you're not relying too heavily on it. I use Yii, for example, and pretty much only utilize permissions filtering, routing, view management, and AR. The form, theme, and other niche tools are all unused. This way, when upgrades come along I only really need to be aware of controller files, model files, and view files (all php template and raw html, no helpers). Models are auto generated off the schema, so those are a one click fix on a new base.