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I'm talking about professional development. And scalability is one of the reason for which you may want to avoid frameworks. If you're a professional you want
by cesare 17y ago
I'm talking about professional development.
And scalability is one of the reason for which you may want to avoid frameworks.
If you're a professional you want to fully understand your data and how it is generated/modified if you want to solve both functional and load scalability issues.
- edu 17y agoSure, but I don´t want to scatter all the SQL clauses over the code. Also, what would happen when you want to modify the way the data is accessed? I.e, you want a write-through cache in front the DB? I can agree with you if we talk about generic frameworks. I would not take none of them for a big site, or at least I would not take it as is. But I would definetivelty use a framework, either a completely custom one or a modified one.