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Ironically, I'm in favor of using frameworks for when you need to move fast and break things. You're effectively creating a working prototype to test the idea
by Zelphyr 12y ago
Ironically, I'm in favor of using frameworks for when you need to move fast and break things. You're effectively creating a working prototype to test the idea in the market and thats one area where frameworks are useful. The problem is that then the developers always build the actual production version on that working prototype instead of taking what they learned and doing it right.
I'm sure someone will say, "but it takes too much time to rewrite it!" which in my experience is wrong. In fact you'll rebuild it faster because of what you learned in developing the prototype.
- DonHopkins 12y agoSometimes the best thing that can happen to you is that you never get around to backing up your laptop with your working prototype, and somebody breaks into the trunk of your car late Tuesday night while you're parked on the street around the corner from the Stud at 9th and Harrison, eating grilled hot dogs wrapped with bacon and smothered with caramelized onions at Trannyshack, and steals all your hard work, so you have to rewrite it all from scratch.