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The amount of 'bad/wrong' frameworks that are present in PHP (as an example, don't mean to hate-monger) is astounding. These are usually the 'discontinued' ones
by Mandatum 13y ago
The amount of 'bad/wrong' frameworks that are present in PHP (as an example, don't mean to hate-monger) is astounding. These are usually the 'discontinued' ones that people have gotten used to and find a hard time moving on from, so in some cases I think it is reasonable to look for a new framework rather than continuously hacking their way to the finishing line.
- krapp 13y agoI think every php dev at some point has tried building one. I certainly have. And most shouldn't ever see the light of day.
- taeric 13y agoThat may be, but when the rubber hits the floor, you are often better learning to "think in the framework" that you have, than you are trying to reinvent yet again. This can be just as true when considering new frameworks. They may be better, but that doesn't mean you have time for them. And I fully acknowledge that this is an art. Knowing when to consider making a change is a tough piece of knowledge to try and hammer down.