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Also, in the non-perl world, i see a lot of web frameworks that likes to provide an all in one solution. That leads the developers and applications to tie thems
by hernan604 13y ago
Also, in the non-perl world, i see a lot of web frameworks that likes to provide an all in one solution. That leads the developers and applications to tie themselves onto those frameworks(which is bad). ie: someone using webframeworkX that provides ormY builds all his site using that stack... and that is not good, because to use the ormY they will need the webframeworkX.
That sucks. because if i need to use cron for that app, i will need to load the webframework because the app is tied onto it... bah.
The best solution is to have ormY separated from the webframeworkX. So you can build your app with ormY, and use any webframeworkX Y or Z (only on the web facing part of your app). And no need to use orm at all (from the framework)