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At least you read the whole article. More than I can say for a lot of responses so far. You said "almost entirely wrong". What did I get right?
by _getify 13y ago
At least you read the whole article. More than I can say for a lot of responses so far.
You said "almost entirely wrong". What did I get right?
- thatthatis 13y agoI think you got at least the following things right: * when a project has extremely high performance requiremets, rolling your own often makes sense. * some frameworks do make really bad long term tradeoffs in the name of getting started quickly. (ironically though, I don't think any of the frameworks you listed fall into this category) * if you have something that you're guaranteed is only going to be maintained by yourself (ie your own blog) then a lot of what you've said becomes "not wrong" There are probably other things, but those are the two that come immediately to mind.